Fieldset + Legend

[lionel-m]

Hi,

I would like to add a fieldset and a legend.

<fieldset><legend><b><?php echo $this->fieldset_legend; ?></b></legend>

...

</fieldset>

There is this function but... $objForm->addFieldSet('year');

Is there a solution with Haste ?

[qzminski]

@Toflar, do you know the answer for this question?

[Toflar]

Yes I know the answer: It's not possible yet :-) We'd have to add it. I don't like the way fieldsets are handled anyway.
But I've created a simple solution that could also be added in the 1.x version because it's fully backward compatible. For version 2 I'd like to have a proper solution though.
@lionel-m does that work for you?

https://github.com/qzminski/Haste/tree/feature/legends

[lionel-m]

does that work for you?

Yes thanks !

[Toflar]

Merge this feature into develop for a future 1.1.0

[qzminski]

Is this feature ready to be merged?

[Toflar]

It's not really nicely done but it apparently yes

[qzminski]

Merged in e8e2d4f

[aschempp]

I dont think this will work, has anyone tested it? E.g. the exception in addFieldSet will never wprk this way?

[qzminski]

This has not been tested. Why the exception wouldn't work?

[aschempp]

Because in_array would never match a name, if the name now in a key of the array?

[qzminski]

Haha right, gonna fix that ;-)

[aschempp]

I'm not sure if thats all, the "name" key seems not used in any changed code lines, but I havent checked everything on my ipad ;-)

[Toflar]

I'm gonna rewrite this part for 2.0 anyway^^

[sabrik]

Hey guys,

Is it possible to use fieldsets with the latest version when you integrate the fields from an array with the $objForm->addFormFields function?

Thanks

[Toflar]

I don't really get your question, but if you wanted to ask whether the latest version supports fieldsets, then yes. Just use the inputType "fieldset".

[sabrik]

Thanks for the fast reply! :-)
Already tried that but it does not work.
Can you give me an example how it should work, or what the dca element has to look like?

I tried it with:

        'fieldset' => array
        (
            'name'          => 'fieldset1',
            'label'         => 'label',
            'inputType'     => 'fieldset'
        ),

[Toflar]

$arrFields['fieldset_start'] = array (
    'inputType' => 'fieldset',
    'eval'      => array('fsType'=>'fsStart')
);
$arrFields['fieldset_end'] = array (
    'inputType' => 'fieldset',
    'eval'      => array('fsType'=>'fsEnd')
);

[sabrik]

Oh of course, fsType!
Thanks for your help Toflar :-)