Unfortunately, i'm afraid there is no documentation about that... Read
the provided formatters to get an idea :
- /path/to/symfony/lib/widget/
sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatterList.class.php
- /path/to/symfony/lib/widget/
sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatterTable.class.php
They are very simple and should be sel
I too am interested in a more detailed explanation of form formatters
and their usage when one simply does
Google wasn't of much help regarding this matter, so does anybody know
of a reliable information source (aside from reading the code itself)
on how to use decorators?
On Apr 18, 9:57 am, na
Maybe you could try a fully explicit insertion of the form (with
helpers for labels, helps, errors, etc...) as described here in the
chapter "forms for web designers" :
http://www.symfony-project.org/forms/1_2/en/03-Forms-for-web-Designers
On 18 avr, 05:03, ckemmler wrote:
> I did that. But the
I did that. But the problem I have is that the forms are dynamic, i.e.
they can include error messages for example. Thus, what I need is a
formatter. The documentation seems to be incomplete in that regard. It
speaks of setting a form formatter (I tried the "list" one, but it
didn't work) and also
ckemmler wrote:
> I mean: just the form, not the layout of the entire page
>
Create a module in your application with the same name as the module in
the plugin, then create a templates folder, with a template for that action.
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I mean: just the form, not the layout of the entire page
On Apr 17, 6:27 pm, Eran wrote:
> Set the layout declaration in your custom template (in Your sfGuard Module)
> to whatever you want.i.e
>
> 2009/4/18 ckemmler
>
>
>
> > I want to change the layout of the default signin form in sfGuardAu
Set the layout declaration in your custom template (in Your sfGuard Module)
to whatever you want.i.e
2009/4/18 ckemmler
>
> I want to change the layout of the default signin form in sfGuardAuth.
> How do I do that?
> >
>
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