Changeset 10876
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- 08/14/08 07:50:41 (3 months ago)
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- doc/branches/1.1/forms_book/en/01-Form-Creation.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
- doc/branches/1.2/forms_book/en/01-Form-Creation.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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doc/branches/1.1/forms_book/en/01-Form-Creation.txt
r9798 r10876 109 109 </form> 110 110 111 A symfony form only handles widgets displaying information to users. In the `indexSuccess` template, the `<?php echo $form ?>` line only displays three fields. The other elements such as the `form` tag and the submit button will need to be added by the developer. This might not look obvious at first, but we will see later how useful and easy it is to imbricateforms.111 A symfony form only handles widgets displaying information to users. In the `indexSuccess` template, the `<?php echo $form ?>` line only displays three fields. The other elements such as the `form` tag and the submit button will need to be added by the developer. This might not look obvious at first, but we will see later how useful and easy it is to embed forms. 112 112 113 113 Using the construction `<?php echo $form ?>` is very useful when creating prototypes and defining forms. It allows developers to concentrate on the business logic without worrying about visual aspects. Chapter three will explain how to personalize the template and form layout. … … 203 203 >The `setLabels()` method is applied to a collection of widgets included in the `widgetSchema` object . 204 204 > 205 >We will see in the Chapter 5 that the "schema widget" notion makes it easier to manage imbricated forms.205 >We will see in the Chapter 5 that the "schema widget" notion makes it easier to manage embedded forms. 206 206 207 207 ### Beyond generated tables doc/branches/1.2/forms_book/en/01-Form-Creation.txt
r9798 r10876 109 109 </form> 110 110 111 A symfony form only handles widgets displaying information to users. In the `indexSuccess` template, the `<?php echo $form ?>` line only displays three fields. The other elements such as the `form` tag and the submit button will need to be added by the developer. This might not look obvious at first, but we will see later how useful and easy it is to imbricateforms.111 A symfony form only handles widgets displaying information to users. In the `indexSuccess` template, the `<?php echo $form ?>` line only displays three fields. The other elements such as the `form` tag and the submit button will need to be added by the developer. This might not look obvious at first, but we will see later how useful and easy it is to embed forms. 112 112 113 113 Using the construction `<?php echo $form ?>` is very useful when creating prototypes and defining forms. It allows developers to concentrate on the business logic without worrying about visual aspects. Chapter three will explain how to personalize the template and form layout. … … 203 203 >The `setLabels()` method is applied to a collection of widgets included in the `widgetSchema` object . 204 204 > 205 >We will see in the Chapter 5 that the "schema widget" notion makes it easier to manage imbricated forms.205 >We will see in the Chapter 5 that the "schema widget" notion makes it easier to manage embedded forms. 206 206 207 207 ### Beyond generated tables
