Re: Re: Flexy feedback
| From: | Demian Turner | Date: | Wed, 10 Dec 2003 12:32:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Flexy feedback | ||
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hi alan
the new fixes in Flexy are great, tested and everything works great. according to one of the seagull developers there was a problem with <br /> but this now seems to be fixed as well.
you may want to include
'flexyIgnore' => 0in the default options array parameters in Flexy.php i have one last problem to get full form functionality working, i wonder if you can think of a quick hack/fix for pre-checking checkboxes without flexy_element. i understand the flexy parser can only modify quoted attributes of tags, which gives rise to the following scenarios: 1. using a variable to set the checked flag in an input <input type="checkbox" {isChecked} name="hello"> -> doesn't parse 2. <input type="checkbox" {isChecked} name="hello" flexy:ignore> -> doesn't parse 3. is xhtml standard correct? the recommended[1] format is: <input type="checkbox" checked="checked" name="hello" /> however none of the following uncheck the box checked="unchecked" checked="false" checked="0" I currently use the long-winded <body onload="document.formname.elementname.checked='true'"> to get around the above problem, but would love to get around it. perhaps the flexy parser could 'fix' default html behaviour and override the default checked attribute value??
i will look into this. cheers demian [1] http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.asp3. disabling template notices at a global ini level would also also be handy, the current method of reducing error_reporting temporarily works in many situations but if you're overriding PHP's default error behaviour there can be problemsI'm not sure how this would be done. - any ideas? -