Hey Hausa,
that's fairly easy. Just look at, say, the
sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatterList class and create a class that extends
it.
In that class you can do some major changes just by updating the
template properties, like $rowFormat, $decoratorFormat, etc..
Then just tell your form to use that decorator, say,
sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatterMyList, by saying $form -> renderUsing
("MyList");
Or you can use the sfViewableFormPlugin to globally set that decorator
for all or specific forms.
Hope this helps,
Daniel
On Oct 7, 1:03 am, HAUSa <jeroen_heeft_behoefte_aan_r...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> I want to create my own form formatter. But, how can I create it?
> I searched the documentation, and at the form chapter it says:
>
> "By default, symfony uses an HTML array to display a form. This
> behavior can be changed using specific formatters, whether they're
> built-in or specifically developed to suit the project. To create a
> formatter, you need to create a class as described in Chapter 5."
>
> But, there is no chapter 5 there!
> Where can I find this information?
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