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Class: MF_Widget_select

Source Location: Program_Root/MailForm/Widget/Select.php

Class Overview

MF_Widget
   |
   --MF_Widget_select

Select widget. Displays an HTML <select> form field.


Author(s)

Version

  • 1.0, 2001-11-28, $Id: Select.php,v 1.4 2007/01/17 21:08:26 lux Exp $

Copyright

  • Copyright (C) 2001-2003, Simian Systems Inc.

Variables

Methods


Child Classes

MF_Widget_access
Access widget. Displays a select box with a list of access levels the user is allowed to access.
MF_Widget_ref
Ref widget. Displays a select box with a list of options from another table to choose from. Optionally configurable to be self-referencial and organizes the options intuitively into a hierarchy.
MF_Widget_status
Status widget. Displays a select box with a list of statuses the user is allowed to access.

Inherited Variables

Inherited Methods

Class: MF_Widget

MF_Widget::MF_Widget()
Constructor Method.
MF_Widget::addRule()
Adds a validation rule to the list of $rules.
MF_Widget::attr()
This is the accessor method for setting and getting the value of
MF_Widget::changeType()
MF_Widget::display()
Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).
MF_Widget::getAttrs()
Returns a list of all of the attributes of this object's HTML tag in a string ready to be concatenated into the actual rendered tag output.
MF_Widget::getValue()
Fetches the actual value for this widget.
MF_Widget::invalid()
Returns a ' class="invalid"' string if the widget's $invalid property is set to true, or an empty string otherwise.
MF_Widget::setDefault()
Sets the default value for the widget.
MF_Widget::setValue()
Sets the *ACTUAL* value for this widget. An optional second parameter can be passed, which is unused here, but can be used in complex widget types to assign parts of a value and piece it together from multiple physical form fields.
MF_Widget::setValues()
Sets the *POSSIBLE* values for this widget. If $value is given, sets $this->value as a hash, otherwise, as a string.
MF_Widget::unsetAttr()
Use this method to remove an attribute from the tag
MF_Widget::validate()
Validates the widget against its set of $rules. Returns false on failure to pass any rule.
MF_Widget::validation()
Sets the validation $rule for this widget. Note: This method is deprecated and only wraps around the addRule() method anyway. Please use addRule() instead, since this method will be removed in a near-future release.

Class Details

[line 46]
Select widget. Displays an HTML <select> form field.


1 <?php
2
3 $widget = new MF_Widget_select ('name');
4 $widget->validation ('is "foo"');
5 $widget->setValue ('foo');
6 $widget->error_message = 'Oops! This widget is being unruly!';
7
8 ?>




Tags:

access:  public
version:  1.0, 2001-11-28, $Id: Select.php,v 1.4 2007/01/17 21:08:26 lux Exp $
license:  http://www.sitellite.org/index/license
copyright:  Copyright (C) 2001-2003, Simian Systems Inc.
author:  John Luxford <mailto:lux@simian.ca>


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Class Variables

$extra =  ''

[line 54]

A way to pass extra parameters to the HTML form tag, for example 'enctype="multipart/formdata"'.



Tags:

access:  public

Type:   mixed


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$type =  'select'

[line 63]

This is the short name for this widget. The short name is the class name minus the 'MF_Widget_' prefix.



Tags:

access:  public

Type:   mixed
Overrides:   Array


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Class Methods


method display [line 75]

string display( [boolean $generate_html = 0])

Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).



Tags:

access:  public


Overridden in child classes as:

MF_Widget_access::display()
Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).
MF_Widget_ref::display()
Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).
MF_Widget_status::display()
Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).

Overrides MF_Widget::display() (Returns the display HTML for this widget. The optional parameter determines whether or not to automatically display the widget nicely, or whether to simply return the widget (for use in a template).)

Parameters:

boolean   $generate_html  

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