Re: Smarty loops and check boxes

From: Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 08:43:43 +0000
Subject: Re: Smarty loops and check boxes
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<graeme@inetix.com.au> wrote : > Hi all. > I've got a Smarty page that loops through an array to display a list of > items which have a check box next to them. The idea is tha a user would > select the items they want to remove and hot submit and they're gone. > > <form {$form.attributes}> > {foreach from=$watches item=watch} > {$watch.name} <!-- something goes here :) --> > {/foreach} > </form> > > This would get rendered as something like > <form> > One <checkbox name="remove[]" value="1"> > Two <checkbox name="remove[]" value="2"> > Three <checkbox name="remove[]" value="3"> > </form> > > I'm not sure how I can create the checkbox in Quickform yet build it into > the loop in Smarty. Any help gratefully received. Can't you just use a group with addGroup() ? foreach ($item as $watch) { $watchChbx[] =& HTML_QuickForm::createElement('checkbox', null, null, $watch['name']); } $form->addGroup($checkbox, 'remove', 'Remove items:', '<br />'); You will get : <form> One <checkbox name="remove[0]" value="1"> Two <checkbox name="remove[1]" value="1"> Three <checkbox name="remove[2]" value="1"> </form> Instead because of the way quickform handles checkboxes. You can change the index by setting the second parameter in createElement. HTH Bertrand Mansion Mamasam

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