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Thanks guys!!! Yeah, just like you gearvOsh, I am working around a pre-
css project. But ideally I do want to use the cakephp format as much
as possible so I will definitely take your Adam on future projects.
But this simple solution is a significant help to me so thanks again!
justclint
On Dec
@Adam - Theres nothing wrong with it, but when you have fancy forms
and pre-cssed systems, cakes markup just gets in the way/breaks things.
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Yes I really dislike that also, you have to do this everytime.
input('email', array('div' => false, 'label' =>
false)); ?>
Div removes the surrounding div, and label removes the label.
Then you can create the label manually:
label('email', 'Email:', array('class' =>
'label')); ?>
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I was the same as you when I first started, but over time I started
seeing the usefulness of cake's magic.
You can change the label easily by doing this:
input('email', array('label' => 'Your Email
Address:')); ?>
Cheers,
Adam
On Dec 22, 6:58 am, justclint wrote:
> I notice when I use the for
I notice when I use the form helper like:
input('Email'); ?>
it keeps resulting with an added div tag around it like so:
Email
Is there a way to prevent the form adding its own markup?
Also, I notice cakephp automatically gives the input name the name of
the label. But say I want my label and
