Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-27 Thread aSecondWill

OK, Thanks Benjamin.  Ill try and find a different way to wrap it with a div. 
I wanted to use the phtml because it is just a bit more obvious whats going
on than passing arrays of arrays of decorators. Like you say, this isn't
really a datepicker issue, its a form element layout issue. 



beberlei wrote:
 
 i dont know about the layout and phtml file, this is not a topic of the 
 datepicker. 
 

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Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-27 Thread aSecondWill



aSecondWill wrote:
 
 Ill try and find a different way to wrap it with a div.  
 

OK, seem to be a bit cleverer this morning. 

informed by mats post :
http://www.nabble.com/addDecorator-and-dijit-element-td19860515.html  mats
post  i did this:

 $dateEventEnd-addDecorator(array('analias'='HtmlTag'),
array('tag'='div','id'='date_event_end_div')); 

previously i was trying to do this sort of thing:

$dateEventEnd-setDecorators($inputDecorators);   

but that removes the datepicker decorators, and i wasn't quite sure how to
add them back in manually.

We have a few teams working on the same site here, and would like to  find a
way to keep markup of forms in the control of the design / front end team
rather than having the backed team programing them, whilst still using the
good bits of zend_form.  
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Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-27 Thread Benjamin Eberlei
when you want to seperate design and programming with zend form you can remove 
all markup decorators from the elements and just place them with ?= $form-
element1; ? i think (or was it ?= $form-getElement('element1'); ?).

designers can then build the markup while the programmers just build forms 
that dont have markup decorators (like htmltag, label, dd/dt).

On Friday 28 November 2008 00:37:46 aSecondWill wrote:
 aSecondWill wrote:
  Ill try and find a different way to wrap it with a div.

 OK, seem to be a bit cleverer this morning.

 informed by mats post :
 http://www.nabble.com/addDecorator-and-dijit-element-td19860515.html  mats
 post  i did this:

  $dateEventEnd-addDecorator(array('analias'='HtmlTag'),
 array('tag'='div','id'='date_event_end_div'));

 previously i was trying to do this sort of thing:

 $dateEventEnd-setDecorators($inputDecorators);

 but that removes the datepicker decorators, and i wasn't quite sure how to
 add them back in manually.

 We have a few teams working on the same site here, and would like to  find
 a way to keep markup of forms in the control of the design / front end team
 rather than having the backed team programing them, whilst still using the
 good bits of zend_form.

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Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-26 Thread Benjamin Eberlei
datepicker needs the UiWidgetElement Decorator, NOT the ViewHelper decorator.

On Thursday 27 November 2008 07:03:25 aSecondWill wrote:
 Hi,

 I had a jquery datepicker working with my options set like this:

 $time_event_end = new ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_DatePicker(
 'time_event_end',
 array('jQueryParams' = array( 'showOn' = both ,
 'buttonImage' = /images/jquery/calendar.gif, 'dateFormat' = 'yy-mm-dd',
 'buttonImageOnly' = 'true'))
 );

 But i wanted to add a div around the whole element, dt label dd input,
 everything.

 so i set my custom viewscript like this:

 $time_event_end-setDecorators(array(array('ViewScript', array(
   'viewScript' = '_element.phtml',
   'id'  = 'time_event_end_div'
   ;

 and then made a element.phtml that looked like this:

 div id=?= $this-id ?
   dt
 ?= $this-formLabel($this-element-getName(),
  $this-element-getLabel()) ?
  /dt
  dd
 ?= $this-{$this-element-helper}(
 $this-element-getName(),
 $this-element-getValue(),
 $this-element-getAttribs()
 ) ?
 /dd
 ?= $this-formErrors($this-element-getMessages()) ?
 div class=hint?= $this-element-getDescription() ?/div
 /div

 now my datepicker dosn't have any options set because the onload function
 for it as changed from


 $(#time_event_end).datepicker({showOn:both,buttonImage:\/images\/j
query\/calendar.gif,dateFormat:yy-mm-dd,buttonImageOnly:true});


 to

 $(#time_event_end).datepicker({helper:datePicker,jQueryParams:{sho
wOn:both,buttonImage:\/images\/jquery\/calendar.gif,dateFormat:yy-
mm-dd,buttonImageOnly:true},options:[]});

 What have i done wrong? i don't think its in the .phtm file right? its the
 way ive used setDecorators?

 Any and all help gratefully recieved!

 Will

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Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-26 Thread aSecondWill

hmm, ok. thanks.

so can't i specify a phtml file to manage the layout with that?



beberlei wrote:
 
 datepicker needs the UiWidgetElement Decorator, NOT the ViewHelper
 decorator.
 
 

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Re: [fw-general] Zendx Jquery Datepicker custom viewscript

2008-11-26 Thread Benjamin Eberlei
i dont know about the layout and phtml file, this is not a topic of the 
datepicker. what i said is, you have to change your setDecorators call to:

$time_event_end-setDecorators(array(array('UiWidgetElement', array(
      'viewScript' = '_element.phtml',
      'id'      = 'time_event_end_div'
  ;

DatePicker does not work with ViewHelper but with UiWidgetElement helper.

On Thursday 27 November 2008 08:19:56 aSecondWill wrote:
 hmm, ok. thanks.

 so can't i specify a phtml file to manage the layout with that?

 beberlei wrote:
  datepicker needs the UiWidgetElement Decorator, NOT the ViewHelper
  decorator.

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