A few days ago I was discover http://laravel.com/ the next generation framework for php5.3.
I want to switch from symfony2 to laravel4 but my question is how laravel solve embedding forms problem like symfony2 collection?
Is there a generic solution in laravel4 or I have to implement my own solution?
I'm also new to laravel-4, and I like it very much. If you are looking for Symfony2 collection type custom field, then I think in laravel-4 Custom Macros will do the work
It's easy to define your own custom Form class helpers called "macros"
Laravel 4 has the HTML builder built in. This also includes the Form builder.
See: http://laravel.com/docs/html
You are also able to write custom macros for each HTML and FORM.
Related
Does the ZF2 Form (zendframework/zend-form) provide a mechanism to create text fields with autocompleted value list? Or is it just done by using the common Zend\Form\Element\Text, a Controller, that provides the data, and some JavaScript (not by ZF generated, but implemented in any proper way)?
You can use jQuery Autocomplete field with Any Framework or CMS, You can grab it here. https://jqueryui.com/autocomplete/
Its quite simple and easy to use.
You can fill source array on document.ready() or on field.change() or on field.keypress() events as per your requirements using Ajax.
Or you can read similar Resolved issue here
JQuery UI Autocomplete with Zend Framework
Zend Form doesn't have such mechanism, so proper way is use AJAX request with JSON response. See Rob Allen's tutorial for this:
Returning JSON from a ZF2 controller action
SOLUTION
Inline Relational Record Editing is the answer. Handy stuff.
For Documentation
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QUESTION
I created a front-end plugin using extension builder in TYPO3 6.1.0. For this plugin, extension builder of course generates few default forms in the backend. However, my intention is to have the forms customized. My plugin has 3 tables related it and all these have to be integrated to be inputted from one common form, than having individual forms, which is not ideal.
Do I configure my TCA stuff for this ?.. If so, please suggest me some good tutorials on that.
Or will using FlexForm do the trick ?...also please suggest some good tutorials.
I also checked out Flux, but did not quite understand the architecture of it.
Thank You :)
EDIT:
I want forms to give the user to fill in records. Lets say I have an extension for creating Calendar Events. I need a form, in the TYPO3 backend, through which an administrator can add events and its details.
I'm building a php application that will have many modules/plugins. The issue is that creating smarty template for form's of each plugin and writing validation code for each looks redundant and at the same time using PHP to generate form will restrict the flexibility in controlling each form's layout structure the way I would have wanted.
Using PHP classes and inheritance you can write the validation and layout code once and overriding them whenever you need specific behaviour.
I am new to zend framework. I have used zend form and decorators to make form using class and decorators. The form i created was simple register form.
Now my question is "Is it advisable to use zend form for many complex forms as well ?" i have made many complex forms full of jquery with lots of conditions.. so at this moment i feel that it will very much difficult to make such form using decorators.
The power of form is zend filters and zend validartios which saves our hell lot of time...
So can we make forms in our phtml files and still use the power of filters and validators or is dere any other way...???
Well, my opinion would be to try to make the forms using Zend Form. The reason is that time spent on making Zend_Forms, setting up decorators, customizing elements or creating your own elements will be saved once the form is in use. With Zend Form you get very easy and straightforward way of validating your form, filtering contents of your fields, managing error messages, translating it, etc. In addition, once you spent time on e.g. writing your own or customizing existing decorators, form view helpers, form elements, it will be quite easy just to take them and use them in your next ZF project.
So in my opinion, in the long term using Zend_Form will save you time, even if at the beginning it may seem that using Zend_Form causes more troubles and headaches than not using them.
But off course, if you want to make your forms directly in phtml there is nothing that stops you. Both Zend filters and validators can be used on their own, independently of Zend_Form. You could also create zend form that has the same elements and structure as your "phtml form". This way you could only populate the zend_form, and use it only for validation and filtering of submmited data, not for actual rendering of your form.
I am searching the joomla component that generate form fields (Form Builder) with database fields. So anybody know the component for installation. Please provide me a link to download component.
You can try RichContactPro. A Joomla form builder
JForms should do the trick. Building forms could not be any simpler. In JForms you just drag'n'drop the fields that you require and it's ready to go.
I use ChronoForms for building forms and ChronoConnectivity to associate those forms with either existing tables or tables created through ChronoForms based on the form you build. You can put together some pretty intricate apps using these 2 components.
Try this form builder. It can be used not only for Joomla
I'm using JCCreator
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