Flexy uses a single lightweight class to represent All HTML Tags, All the variables of the class are
public, and you are encouraged to use them. And the methods provide generic assignment and conversion abilities.
To force th toHtml() method to generate XHTML, rather than standard HTML, use $element->setAttribute('flexy:xhtml','yes');
or add flexy:xhtml="true" to the attribute of the element in the template.
Paramètres
$tag - The name of the HTML Tag eg. img for <img ....
$attributes -
Associative array of attributes, where key="value" is output when you turn it
in toHtml(), If you need to represent a attribute without a value, use TRUE as the value.
This also accepts a string in the format "href='/test.jpg' alt='test'", which will be
parsed into the attributes array of the object.
Public Properties
string
$element->tag
The name of the html element eg. img for <img...
array
$element->attributes
Attributes for the element
array
$element->children
All the sub elements inside this, can be any object that implements toHtml(), or a string.
string
$element->override
this value of thiswill be output when toHtml() is called, rather than the tags.
string|object
$element->prefix
string or object that implements toHtml() method, and is returned by toHtml() before the tag HTML
string|object
$element->suffix
string or object that implements toHtml() method, and is returned by toHtml() after the tag HTML
mixed
$element->value
when you create an element, that is to be merged later with a full definition, you can assign the
value here, and during toHtml(), the toValue() method will be called and select options, checkboxes and
input values will be correctly filled in.
Valeurs renvoyées
throws no exceptions thrown
Note
Cette fonction ne peut pas être appelée de façon statique.
$form = new HTML_Template_Flexy();
$form->compile('some_file_name');
// create an instance (note you dont have to specify any details..)
$elements['test'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
// change an attribute
$elements['test']->attributes['class'] = 'bold';
// sets the value
$elements['test']->setValue('Fred');
// wrap it with something
$elements['test']->prefix = '******';
$elements['test']->suffix = '!!!!!!';
// for the different types of elements:
$elements['test_textarea'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
$elements['test_textarea']->setValue('Blogs');
// select options
$elements['test_select'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
$elements['test_select']->setOptions( array(
'123' => 'a select option',
'1234' => 'another select option'
));
$elements['test_select']->setValue('1234');
// checkboxes
$elements['test_checkbox'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
$elements['test_checkbox']->setValue(1);
$elements['test_checkbox']->setAttribute('flexy:xhtml','yes');
// array type checkboxes..
$elements['test_checkbox_array[]'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
$elements['test_checkbox_array[]']->setValue(array(1,2));
// radio buttons
$elements['test_radio'] = new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element;
$elements['test_radio']->setValue('yes');
$form->outputObject(new StdClass, $elements);
// in the example below, the new data you have added is to the existing attributes
