LabelOnRightAttribute usage

[Budsy]

I tried adding new FormFactory.Attributes.LabelOnRightAttribute() to the GetCustomAttributes field list (in declarative programmable model example) for a checkbox. It rendered the following:

"if (Model.GetCustomAttributes().OfType ().Any()) { } else //if not required, then it is possible to post a false value, which means we need a hidden field as unchecked checkboxes aren't posted. sigh. { } Checkbox label here"

This wasn't quite what I expected. Is there a correct way to get the label for a checkbox to render to the right of the box? A checkbox works great with the default label on the left.

[mcintyre321]

Thanks for trying out. It seems to be rendering the raw template instead of rendering it properly. There may be a missing @ somewhere. Could you fork the project and add your code to the examples and I will take a look ASAP?

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[Budsy]

I put my code into the Mvc Examples Index demo page on a fork. Currently I'm going to try to compile your source and track this down. ...have to upgrade my VS first. ;-)

[Budsy]

I found the bug and made a fix in FormFactory/Views/Shared/FormFactory/Property.System.Boolean.cshtml . It was, as you surmised, missing the @ on the if keyword, needed after the html <label> tag line in the View markup file. I compiled the Dll with this change and am using it in my project now. Works like a charm.

[mcintyre321]

thanks for the PR!