RE: Form.php - why returnStart ?

dear bertrand > Reading the code of that class, I couldn't figure out why there were start > and returnStart functions ? I may be mistaken but I think these two ... my intetions with the return*() functions in the HTML_Form class was to use them together with templates, where you do not want to print out the form fields directly as html, but want to return a string variable. > functions could be put in just one ? Or maybe I am wrong and then ... this should allow most flexible use for many different applications. > In the code, this supposes I have created a table and I want my header > beside my text field (which is how it is most of the time) but if ... that's probably, where you begin to limit the class to some certain applications. i have never been so flexible and fast designing forms as with this class ;) > It would be also nice to have the possibility to add errors above > the field (ex: Don't forget to fill this field...) like they ... that's what i did with PEAR HTML_Form: get my demo script: http://www.circle.ch/scripts/code/pear_form_demo.zip best regards, urs -- Urs Gehrig <urs@circle.ch> http://www.circle.ch