Just a quick pointer about the form helper usage…
If you don’t like the default output of $form->input();
echo $form->input
('SomeModel.some_field');
//which produces:
<
div class="input text">
<
label for="SomeModelSomeField">Some Field<
/label>
<
input name="data[SomeModel][some_field]" type="text" value="" id="SomeModelSomeField" />
<
/div>
Mainly the div’s, it produces, you can of course turn them off by using:
echo $form->input
('SomeModel.some_field', array
('div'=>false
));
//which produces:
<
label for="SomeModelSomeField">Some Field<
/label>
<
input name="data[SomeModel][some_field]" type="text" value="" id="SomeModelSomeField" />
But you can also specify an alternative wrapper tag:
echo $form->input
('SomeModel.some_field', array
('div'=>array
('tag'=>
'li')));
//which produces:
<
li class="input text">
<
label for="SomeModelSomeField">Some Field<
/label>
<
input name="data[SomeModel][some_field]" type="text" value="" id="SomeModelSomeField" />
<
/li>
P.S I believe it was Mark Story, who’ve pointed this trick out to me. So thank him! ;)
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