\Horde_View_Helper_Form

Abstract class for Horde_View_Helper objects.

All helpers hold a link back to the instance of the view. The undefined property handlers (get()/call() methods) are used to mix helpers together, effectively placing them on the same pane of glass (the view) and allowing any helper to call any other.

Summary

Methods

Properties

Constants

__construct()
__get()
__set()
__call()
formFor()
fieldsFor()
label()
textField()
passwordField()
hiddenField()
fileField()
checkBox()
radioButton()
textArea()

No public properties found

No constants found

No protected methods found

$_view

N/A

No private methods found

$_instanceTag

N/A

File: View/Helper/Form.php
Package: View\Helper
Class hierarchy: \Horde_View_Helper_Base

\Horde_View_Helper_Form

$_view : \Horde_View

The parent view invoking the helper.

Type

\Horde_View

$_instanceTag

$_instanceTag :

Type

Methods

__construct()

__construct(\Horde_View  $view)

Creates a helper for $view.

Parameters

\Horde_View

$view

The view to help.

__get()

__get(  $name)

Proxy on undefined property access (get).

Parameters

$name

__set()

__set(  $name,   $value)

Proxy on undefined property access (set).

Parameters

	$name
	$value

__call()

__call(string  $method, array  $args) : mixed

Call chaining so members of the view can be called (including other helpers).

Parameters

string	$method	The method.
array	$args	The parameters for the method.

Returns

mixed —

The result of the method.

formFor()

formFor(  $objectName)

Parameters

$objectName

fieldsFor()

fieldsFor(  $objectName)

Parameters

$objectName

label()

label(  $objectName,   $method,   $text,   $options = array())

Returns a label tag tailored for labelling an input field for a specified attribute (identified by $method) on an object assigned to the template (identified by $objectName).

The text of label will default to the attribute name unless you specify it explicitly. Additional options on the label tag can be passed as a hash with $options. These options will be tagged onto the HTML as an HTML element attribute as in the example shown.

Examples:

$this->label('post', 'title'); // => Title


$this->label('post', 'title', 'A short title')
// => A short title

$this->label('post', 'title', 'A short title', array('class' => 'title_label')); // => A short title

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$text
	$options

textField()

textField(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options

passwordField()

passwordField(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options

hiddenField()

hiddenField(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options

fileField()

fileField(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options

checkBox()

checkBox(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array(),   $checkedValue = '1',   $uncheckedValue = '0')

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options
	$checkedValue
	$uncheckedValue

radioButton()

radioButton(  $objectName,   $method,   $tagValue,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$tagValue
	$options

textArea()

textArea(  $objectName,   $method,   $options = array())

Parameters

	$objectName
	$method
	$options