Don't use the Html->tag method to make inputs. It won't do it
correctly, as it wasn't intended for this. Use the FormHelper, its
much better at building input tags.
-Mark
On Oct 4, 6:20 am, Adael wrote:
> Hi all, in HtmlHelper::tag() (line 728) we found this code:
>
> if ($text === null) {
> $tag = 'tagstart';
>
> } else {
> $tag = 'tag';
> }
>
> So, if you do the call
>
> echo $html->tag('input', 'name', 'value');
>
> It's output: name
> I except:
>
> Other way:
>
> echo $html->tag('input', 'name', array('value' => 'thevalue',
> class='miclass'));
>
> output: name
> excepted: class='miclass'/>
>
> In documentation, you can find that HtmlHelper->tags has an array with
> preformatted tags (wich uses sprintf). That functionality doesn't
> works.
>
> i have no time to explain, but i think that addition can fix the
> problem:
>
> if ($text === null) {
> $tag = 'tagstart';
>
> }elseif( array_key_exists($name, $this->tags) ){
> $tag = $name;
> } else {
> $tag = 'tag';
> }
>
> Thans to all, and excuse my bad english, i'm spanish.
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