Form Builder :: $submitValues does not support foreign characters

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• admin

  June 2012 edited 11:11PM

  You can also pass an entire tag as the value as well like so:
  <input type="submit" value="Submit Form" name="submit" id="submit" />
• suw

  June 2012 edited June 2012

  Of course you can - but isn't this simple?
  
  $this->form_builder->submit_value = lang("btn_config");
  
  i've made a patch - if you wish to take a look please
  http://inarad.ro/opensource/Form_builder.patch
• admin

  June 2012 edited 11:11PM

  I agree. I'll implement that for the next release we are working on.
• suw

  June 2012 edited 11:11PM

  thank you
• Lance

  June 2012 edited 11:11PM

  How about exposing the submit button's class too? HI had a case to change it from the default .submit for use with the foundation framework. Maybe a little lazy of me..
• suw

  June 2012 edited June 2012

  How about this.
  Don't change much from your Form_builder class, but allow one to add submit button with options like any other input field.
  
  I just added 3 lines to Form_builder.php - to allow one to define also "submit" option,
  here's a quick example:

  
  $this->load_library('form_builder');
  
  $fields['send_btn']=array(
    "type" => "submit",
    "value" =>"My submit button",
    "class" =>"submit"
  );
  $fields['some_text']=array(
   "type"=>"input",
   "label"=>"Some Text"
  )
  
  $this->form_builder->render($fields);
  

  You'll notice that send button is built before input text,
  now you can add submit button in a group or whatever you want - if you have
  a big form - you can have multiple submit buttons...
  
  the default submit button is not rendered if we already have a submit button
  
  here's the patch - add it to original Form_builder.php (this patch also include the 'foreign character' fix) http://inarad.ro/opensource/Form_builder_1.patch
  
  or you can download the whole php file from here http://inarad.ro/opensource/Form_builder.php_