displayHead( 'Example' );
require_once 'patForms.php';
require_once 'patErrorManager.php';
// element definitions for this example
$elementsDefinition = array(
'life' => array(
'type' => 'Text',
'attributes' => array(
'required' => 'yes',
'display' => 'yes',
'edit' => 'yes',
'label' => 'Life description',
'title' => 'Life description',
'description' => 'A short description of your life so far.',
'default' => 'Since I discovered patForms, a new life has begun for me.',
'maxlength' => '70',
'minlength' => '4',
'rows' => '5',
'cols' => '60',
'allowedtags' => 'b,i'
),
),
);
// create the form
$form =& patForms::createForm( $elementsDefinition, array( 'name' => 'myForm' ) );
$form->setNamespace('mynamespace');
// create the needed renderer
$renderer =& patForms::createRenderer( "Array" );
// set the renderer
$form->setRenderer( $renderer );
// use auto-validation
$form->setAutoValidate( 'save' );
// serialize the elements
$elements = $form->renderForm();
// ERROR DISPLAY ------------------------------------------------------
// ask the form if it has been submitted and display errors. For
// convenience and also to keep the examples easy to understand, all
// the following examples will use teh helper methods of the examples
// framework to display the errors and the form.
if( $form->isSubmitted() )
{
displayErrors( $form ); // see patExampleGen/customFunctions.php
}
// DISPLAY FORM ------------------------------------------------------
displayForm( $form, $elements ); // see patExampleGen/customFunctions.php
// EXAMPLE END ------------------------------------------------------
$exampleGen->displayFooter();
echo '' . wordwrap(htmlentities(print_r($form->getElement('life')->serialize(), true)), 200);
?>