Hi. After posting by accident to the themes-list, I try it here:
For a module settings page I would like to build up a table of available extensions (don't care about, just think of a simple table) but this table should be within a fieldset (collapsible). [code] $form['ext'] = array('#type' => 'fieldset', '#collapsible' => true, '#collapsed' => true, '#tree' => true, '#title' => t('Extensions'));
// build extension table foreach ($extensions as $key => $extension) { $form['ext'][$key]['status'] = array('#type' => 'checkbox', '#default_value' => $extension['status']); $form['ext'][$key]['weight'] = array('#type' => 'weight', '#default_value' => $extension['weight']); $form['ext'][$key]['title'] = array('#value' => $extension['title']); } [/code] Other form elements above and below of this fieldset (for example the submit button) are displayed correctly but I can't put the table into the fieldset. How do I handle this? I can build the table and can build the fieldset but the table doesn't want to appear within the fieldset.
Any ideas (or a handbook page) or is this simply impossible?
Stefan
On Wednesday 25 October 2006 14:01, Stefan Borchert wrote:
Hi. After posting by accident to the themes-list, I try it here:
For a module settings page I would like to build up a table of available extensions (don't care about, just think of a simple table) but this table should be within a fieldset (collapsible).
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Other form elements above and below of this fieldset (for example the submit button) are displayed correctly but I can't put the table into the fieldset. How do I handle this? I can build the table and can build the fieldset but the table doesn't want to appear within the fieldset.
Any ideas (or a handbook page) or is this simply impossible?
I'm assuming I know what you're talking about, so if I fail to answer your question, please try again and rephrase it. (Or wait for someone with a clue to answer.)
You could try using both the markup type and the #prefix & #suffix properties to accomplish this.
Something like this untested, modified snippet you posted:
$form['ext'] = array('#type' => 'fieldset', '#collapsible' => true, '#collapsed' => true, '#tree' => true, '#title' => t('Extensions'));
// build extension table foreach ($extensions as $key => $extension) { $form['ext'][$key]['status'] = array('#type' => 'checkbox', '#default_value' => $extension['status'], '#prefix' => '<tr><td>', '#suffix' => '</td>'); $form['ext'][$key]['weight'] = array('#type' => 'weight', '#default_value' => $extension['weight'], '#prefix' => '<td>', '#suffix' => '</td>'); $form['ext'][$key]['title'] = array('#value' => $extension['title'], '#prefix' => '<td>', '#suffix' => '</td></tr>'); }
You'll have to play around with the markup type to get your table tags in there the way you want them.
Here's the reference chart for more information: http://api.drupal.org/api/4.7/file/developer/topics/forms_api_reference.html
Jason Flatt schrieb:
On Wednesday 25 October 2006 14:01, Stefan Borchert wrote:
Hi. After posting by accident to the themes-list, I try it here:
For a module settings page I would like to build up a table of available extensions (don't care about, just think of a simple table) but this table should be within a fieldset (collapsible).
[ s n i p ]
Other form elements above and below of this fieldset (for example the submit button) are displayed correctly but I can't put the table into the fieldset. How do I handle this? I can build the table and can build the fieldset but the table doesn't want to appear within the fieldset.
Any ideas (or a handbook page) or is this simply impossible?
I'm assuming I know what you're talking about, so if I fail to answer your question, please try again and rephrase it. (Or wait for someone with a clue to answer.)
You could try using both the markup type and the #prefix & #suffix properties to accomplish this.
Something like this untested, modified snippet you posted:
$form['ext'] = array('#type' => 'fieldset', '#collapsible' => true, '#collapsed' => true, '#tree' => true, '#title' => t('Extensions'));
// build extension table foreach ($extensions as $key => $extension) { $form['ext'][$key]['status'] = array('#type' => 'checkbox', '#default_value' => $extension['status'], '#prefix' => '<tr><td>', '#suffix' => '</td>'); $form['ext'][$key]['weight'] = array('#type' => 'weight', '#default_value' => $extension['weight'], '#prefix' => '<td>', '#suffix' => '</td>'); $form['ext'][$key]['title'] = array('#value' => $extension['title'], '#prefix' => '<td>', '#suffix' => '</td></tr>'); }
You'll have to play around with the markup type to get your table tags in there the way you want them.
Ah. I've never thought to use this both markups for building the table. Thank you. I'll try this.
Stefan
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