The whole point of a tag, is to label a specific input field.
So there would be no reason to implement a feature to omit the tag in
any framework.
I can't tell you if it is possible or not, however I would advice that
if you have a need to remove the for attribute from the label, you
sho
I agree. While the for attribute is optional, Cake assigns an id
attribute to your inputs so it only makes sense that it would assign a
for attribute to the associated label.
You said you aren't using the label with an input field, which is the
purpose of the label element. If that really is the c
i dont think the "for" element should be omitted for labels
as it is part of it - there are lots of other xhtml elements that
would be more appropriate if there is no id to refer to
On 9 Mai, 20:21, Zaky Katalan-Ezra wrote:
> I use for column headers, thank you.
> But this wasn't my question.
>
I use for column headers, thank you.
But this wasn't my question.
How do I omit the automated 'for' attribute for the $this->Html->label.
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 1:01 AM, Andy Dirnberger
wrote:
> Labels are supposed to be used with input fields. You should be using
> for table column headers.
Labels are supposed to be used with input fields. You should be using
for table column headers.
On May 8, 4:13 pm, ZAky wrote:
> I am trying to omit the auto generated 'for' attribute for
> $this->Html->label with no success.
>
> I tried:
> $this->Form->label('status','Status',array('for'=>fal
I am trying to omit the auto generated 'for' attribute for $this-
>Html->label with no success.
I tried:
$this->Form->label('status','Status',array('for'=>false [or] null));
and this
$this->Form->label('status','Status',array('label'=>array('for'=>false
[or] null)));
Just using Form->label('sta
