Renderer Example

$form = new Formagic();

// switch to XHTML renderer - 
// referenced by name for this example
$form->setRenderer('Xhtml');

// load class and create item instance in one step
$subContainer = Formagic::createItem(
    'container', 
    'subcontainer', 
    array(
        'label' => 'Sub-Container'
));
$subContainer
    ->addItem('input', 'subInput', array(
        'label' => 'Input in subcontainer',
    ))
    ->addItem('checkbox', 'subCheckbox', array(
        'label' => 'Checkbox in subcontainer'
    ));

// assign filter to item
$form
    ->addItem($subContainer)
    ->addItem('input', 'myInput', array(
        'label' => 'Input outside of subcontainer',
    ))
    ->addItem('submit', 'mySubmit', array(
        'label' => 'Send'
    ));

// print form
if ($form->validate()) {
    echo '<p class="submitted">
        <strong>Form status:</strong><br />
        submitted
    </p>';
}

echo $form->render();

 

Result

 

Description

You can either set a new renderer by providing it’s name (that it it’s class name without prefix). You may of course set a previously created renderer instance as well. For this example we switched from default HTML table renderer to XHTML fieldset renderer.