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Codyko
Form validation using XoopsForm and smarty template
  • 2006/1/5 8:07

  • Codyko

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Hi! I am using XOOPS version 2.2.3. I have problem when using form validation with xoopsform and smarty template together;

Ok, I have the form like this :

le="color: #000000"><?php $form = new XoopsThemeForm($formTitle, "categoryform", $formAction, "POST"); $form->addElement(new XoopsFormText(_MD_XINVENTORY_CATEGORY_NAME, "catname", 30, 60,$catNameValue),true); $form->assign(&$xoopsTpl);


The form can be rendered through a template but I found that form validation at the "catname" field doesn't work unless I change. ie. It won't warn of empty string.

le="color: #000000"><?php $form->assign(&$xoopsTpl)
to
le="color: #000000"><?php $form->display()


I notice that when using the display() method, a "*" is marked beside the "catname", but there is no such mark when using the
template method.

Any idea ?

Thanks
Cody

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Codyko
Re: Form validation using XoopsForm and smarty template
  • 2006/1/6 8:47

  • Codyko

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  • Since: 2005/8/5 7


Hi all,

Sugar, aka RB , the Author of the magazine module is so nice that he provided me some hints at our local support site. Finally, I have solved the problem. Here is the summary of the solution :

1. Using xoopsform methods , create the prefered form eg include/form.inc.php :

<?php $form = new XoopsThemeForm($formTitle, "categoryform", $formAction, "POST"); $form->addElement(new XoopsFormText(_MD_XINVENTORY_CATEGORY_NAME, "catname", 30, 60,$catNameValue),true ); [color=0000FF]return $categoryForm->render();[/color] ?>


2.In the php script eg submit.php where you need to use this form
<?php //codes ...... $xoopsOption['template_main'] = xinventory_category.html"; include "../../header.php"; //---------------- $form = include "include/form.inc.php"; $xoopsTpl->assign('form',$form); //--------------- ?>


3. Finally, in the smarty temmplate , ie templates/xinventory_category.html :
le="color: #000000"><?php <{$form}>


One more interest thing is that, I cannot not use $form->insertBreak() in "include/form.inc.php" if I don't use $form->display(); but the above solution can get rid of this.

Hope this helps others !

Regards
Cody

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