Re: Custom ID attributes for form tags

2006-10-24 Thread nate

> but i've changed a few things

I'm going to guess that the problem lies there, since I'm fairly
certain that 1.1.5 didn't ship with that issue.  If you think a change
should be made to the Cake core, I'd suggest opening a ticket, since we
don't support modified versions of Cake here.


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Re: Custom ID attributes for form tags

2006-10-24 Thread Gonçalo Marrafa

Hi Nate, thanks for your reply.

In the version of Cake i'm using (1.1.5 - i know i should have upgraded
but i've changed a few things and haven't had the time to propagate those
changes to a newer version) that doesn't happen. If i do what you suggest
i get two ids: "UserPassword" and "ThePassword"

Regards.

On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 13:45:07 -
"nate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> You just need to set the 'id' key of the $htmlAttributes array
> parameter.  This will replace the ID that is generated by default, it
> does not make two.
> 
> For example, if you do password('Contact/passwd', array('id'
> => 'ThePassword')); ?>, it will give you  name="data[User][passwd]"  id="ThePassword" />.
> 
> 
> > 


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Re: Custom ID attributes for form tags

2006-10-24 Thread nate

You just need to set the 'id' key of the $htmlAttributes array
parameter.  This will replace the ID that is generated by default, it
does not make two.

For example, if you do password('Contact/passwd', array('id'
=> 'ThePassword')); ?>, it will give you .


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Custom ID attributes for form tags

2006-10-24 Thread Gonçalo Marrafa

Hi, bakers.

The HTML helper automatically generates the id attributes for form related
tags (inputs, radios, checkboxes, etc.). If i pass a value for id in the
attributes array the generated tag will have two id attributes.

Is there a way of overriding this behavior and providing a custom id
attribute for a tag or do i have to hand code those tags? 

Thanks in advance.

Best regards.

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