Re: Attribute "for" in label tag with QuickForm and Renderer_ITDynamic

On 10/22/05, Pierre-Yves Stucki <pierre-yves.stucki@inxl6.org> wrote: > References: <72caf6432e6ba35e071a9e01fe206238@electroteque.org> > <d20e950d3730cc6598ef0314c4261d13@electroteque.org> > In-Reply-To: <d20e950d3730cc6598ef0314c4261d13@electroteque.org> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > These are e-mail headers saying that you replied to someone else's message to create your own. Please check to make sure that your e-mail client is functioning properly. We shouldn't be seeing headers in the body of your e-mail. Please also do not reply to someone else's message to create a new thread. Create a completely new e-mail in your client. > > Hello, > > I'm creating a form with QuickForm and Renderer_ITDynamic. Everything > works really fine, excepted one point : I can't find how to create the > "for" attribute in the "label" tag. > > > Basically, I create the element this way : > > $form->addElement('text', 'post_commune', 'Commune :', > array('id'=>'post_commune')); > > In my template, I place this : > > <label>{qf_label}</label> > {qf_element} > > And the resulting HTML output is : > > <label>Commune :</label> > <input id="post_commune" name="post_commune" type="text" > /> > The easiest solution is to use: <label> {qf_label} {qf_element} </label> This way the label is tied to that element. If you use this syntax you don't need the for="" at all. This will *only* work if there is one element in {qf_element}. If it's a group of elements this will behave very strangely and/or crash your browser. > > What should I add (in PHP or in template) in order to have the following > output : > > <label for="post_commune">Commune :</label> > <input id="post_commune" name="post_commune" type="text" > /> > > > I couldn't fin any documentation on that point in PEAR manual or in > forums... > This *should* be possible, but I know nothing about the ITDynamic renderer or IT templates, so I can't help you. -- Justin Patrin