Re: [QF] Standards ?
| From: | Helgi | Date: | Tue, 16 Dec 2003 21:31:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [QF] Standards ? | ||
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Alexey Borzov wrote:
Hi! Helgi wrote:Well your bad on the first: The HTML_QuickForm package provides methods for dynamically create, validate and render HTML forms. Features: * More than 20 ready-to-use form elements. * XHTML compliant generated code. my bad on the later one :) Is there any way of controlling what inside the id ? can't find it in the docs for addGroup or addElement() for radio buttons :)I was testing to set minlength on password fiels and then i was browsing the html source code ... and i saw minlength="6" i'm not finding anything about this on www.w3.org ... or i found it in the XML section but none with xHTML ...QuickForm was never advertised as [X]HTML *validation* tool. You can also try adding "foobar" attribute or any other kind of weird sh*t.another thing i was adding some radiobuttons and then Label was added ... or more like i did that and it get this <label for="qf_63da8e"> and last time i knew this should have the same thing in the for="" as is between <label></label>It shouldn't. 'for' attribute value should match button's 'id' attribute value. No offense, but you really should consider doing more research before posting to pear-general.