i'm using like this
for start tag
$this-Html-useTag('tagstart', 'div', array(html options here));
for end tag
$this-Html-useTag('tagend', 'div');
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2012/2/21 Perry perry...@gmail.com
thanks for the reply, I have many elements to be wrapped, and
The reason is because $text is empty. HtmlHelper::div uses HtmlHelper::tag
which documents that it will only print the starting tag if no text is
within the tag. I personally don't like this behavior. That's why you'll
see things like this in baked code
echo $this-Html-tag('div',
I went down the whole Html-tag route once and then methodically went through
and unpicked it; it just didn't make sense in 99.9% of all instances.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
http://www.classoutfit.com
On 21 Feb 2012, at 15:16:09, jeremyharris wrote:
The reason is because $text is empty.
The only real use for generating HTML with the helper is when you are
packaging markup from within a helper. Just manually write it in the
view.
On Feb 21, 7:20 am, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com wrote:
I went down the whole Html-tag route once and then methodically went
Hi guys, I want to wrap some elements in a div, and I'm using
$this-Html-div('foo')
to generate the starting div tag, but I can't find a method to generate the
closing tag
how can I use the HtmlHelper to do this? I think write the '/div'
directly is ugly...
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I always find leaving the markup in its native language is beneficial,
except in cases where cake's pathing becomes an issue (image, anchors
etc)...
I'd go and write divfoo/div personally, but thats just me.
however, from the documentation:
HtmlHelper::div(*string $class*, *string $text*,
thanks for the reply, I have many elements to be wrapped, and I'm using the
HtmlHelper to generate these nested elements too, so I cant' pass these
elements as the second parameter
maybe I should write the layout directly
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 2:36 PM, Greg Skerman gsker...@gmail.com wrote:
