RE: [PEAR] QuickForm Hierselect moving javascript

I'm using a combination of the default renderer and smarty. I access the QF form as a array ( e.g.$formData = $form->toArray( true); ), assign $formData[javascript] to my smarty variable {$javascript} which is in the head. Then I spit out the QF form as html strip out the javascript with preg_replace and assign the remainder to a smarty variable {$body}. Here's my code: function display_form( &$form, &$tpl ) { $formData = $form->toArray( true); if ( isset( $additionalJavascript ) ) { $formData[javascript] .= $additionalJavascript; } // put javascript into head $tpl->assign('javascript', $formData[javascript]); // put form out side of table elements $tpl->assign('formattributes', $formData[attributes]); // put hidden fields outside of table elements $tpl->assign('hidden', $formData[hidden]); // remove empty tags for xhtml compliance $html = str_replace( '<b></b>', '&nbsp;', $form->toHtml() ); // cut out any javasript that's generated $html = preg_replace( '@<script[^>]*?>.*?</script>@si', '', $html ); // cut out the form tag generated by quickform $html = preg_replace( '@<form[^>]*?>@si', '', $html ); // cut out the end of the form $html = str_replace( '</form>', '', $html ); // cut out the hidden fields $html = preg_replace( '|<input.*?type="hidden".*?/>|','', $html ); // assign what's left of the quick form to my smarty page $tpl->assign( 'body', $html ); } Though now I added a hierselect the javascript is in the html key, e.g. $formData[sections][0][elements][3][html]. The idea of looping through the formData looking for hierselects doesn't seem to appealing. I've got a site that's got a lot of forms on it, and I like what QuickForm generates, I just want to move some things around to make things more XHTML compliant. TIA Mark >-----Original Message----- >From: Justin Patrin [mailto:papercrane@gmail.com] >Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 11:32 AM >To: Mark Steudel >Cc: PEAR general list >Subject: Re: [PEAR] QuickForm Hierselect moving javascript > >On 11/14/05, Mark Steudel <mark@netriver.net> wrote: >> Why does the element hierselect put it's javascript into >it's HTML key >> versus the JAVASCRIPT key? How can move this up into the >javasript key? >> > >key? What renderer are you using? > >-- >Justin Patrin >