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<INPUT NAME="name">

<INPUT NAME="name"> -- creates PHP variable for input values

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Usage (<INPUT NAME="name">)

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fills in the form with values based on the form name and the tag name. If flexyignore is used, it is left alone (or if the body or form has a flexyignore tag it will be left alone).

Voorbeeld

Voorbeeld 43-1. Using an element to change a template.


<?php
$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 = '!!!!!!';

$form->outputObject(new StdClass, $elements);

// in the example below, the new data you have added is to the existing attributes
?>

Voorbeeld 43-2. template example

<BODY>
  <FORM name="XXXX" flexy:ignoreonly="yes">
  
    <INPUT name="test" length="12">
    
    
  </FORM>
</BODY>

Voorbeeld 43-3. compiled template


<?php
<BODY>
  <FORM name="XXXX">
  
    <?php echo $this->elements['test']->toHtml();?>
    
    
  </FORM>
</BODY>
?>

Voorbeeld 43-4. output from the Template

<BODY>
  <FORM name="XXXX">
  
    ******<INPUT name="test"  length="12" class="bold" value="Fred">!!!!!!
    
     
  </FORM>
</BODY>
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