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[Pieforms-commit] SF.net SVN: pieforms: [256] pieforms-php5/trunk/src/pieform.php
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From: <ora...@us...> - 2007-12-31 02:01:00
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Revision: 256
http://pieforms.svn.sourceforge.net/pieforms/?rev=256&view=rev
Author: oracleshinoda
Date: 2007-12-30 18:01:02 -0800 (Sun, 30 Dec 2007)
Log Message:
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Moved the default values for the pieform data into its own method.
This should help readability of the constructor.
Modified Paths:
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pieforms-php5/trunk/src/pieform.php
Modified: pieforms-php5/trunk/src/pieform.php
===================================================================
--- pieforms-php5/trunk/src/pieform.php 2007-12-31 02:00:39 UTC (rev 255)
+++ pieforms-php5/trunk/src/pieform.php 2007-12-31 02:01:02 UTC (rev 256)
@@ -193,118 +193,8 @@
}
// Assign defaults for the form
- $formdefaults = array(
- // The method used to submit the form, should always be 'get' or 'post'
- 'method' => 'get',
+ $this->data = array_merge(self::get_pieform_defaults(), $formconfig, $data);
- // The form target. The vast majority of the time this should be blank,
- // as the functions that handle the submit should be in the same script
- // as the form definition
- 'action' => '',
-
- // The form elements
- 'elements' => array(),
-
- // The form renderer (see the pieform/renderers directory)
- 'renderer' => 'table',
-
- // The directory (relative to the include path) to search for templates
- 'templatedir' => '',
-
- // Whether to ignore E_NOTICE messages in templates
- 'ignoretemplatenotices' => true,
-
- // Whether to validate the form. Non validated forms have none of the
- // validate, success or error callbacks called on them
- 'validate' => true,
-
- // Whether to process the submission of this form. The form will still
- // be validated. Handy if the code handling the submission is elsewhere
- 'submit' => true,
-
- // The PHP callback called to validate the form. Optional
- 'validatecallback' => '',
-
- // The PHP callback called to process the submission of the form.
- // Required, unless a success function is provided for each submit
- // button in the form
- 'successcallback' => '',
-
- // The PHP callback called if there is any validation error. Optional
- 'errorcallback' => '',
-
- // Whether this form should submit to a hidden iframe and use DOM
- // manipulation to insert error messages (faster than a normal submit,
- // supported in less browsers. Most modern browsers should be fine)
- 'jsform' => false,
-
- // The javascript function called before submission of a form
- // (regardless of whether the form is a jsform)
- 'presubmitcallback' => '',
-
- // The javascript function called after submission of a form. As non-js
- // forms will trigger a page load on submit, this has no effect for them.
- 'postsubmitcallback' => '',
-
- // The javascript function called if the form submission was successful
- 'jssuccesscallback' => '',
-
- // The javascript function called if the form submission was unsuccessful
- 'jserrorcallback' => '',
-
- // The javascript function called if the form submission returned an
- // unknown error code
- 'globaljserrorcallback' => '',
-
- // The message to pass back as a reason for the form submission failing
- // if the form is a jsform. This can be used by your application however
- // you choose.
- 'jserrormessage' => '',
-
- // Whether this form can be cancelled, regardless of the presence of
- // 'cancel' buttons or form inputs mischeviously named as to behave
- // like cancel buttons
- 'iscancellable' => true,
-
- // Whether Pieforms should die after calling a submit function. Generally
- // this is a good idea, as it forces the user to reply to the form
- // submission. However, there are occasions where you might want to let
- // it continue, so this behaviour can be turned off
- 'dieaftersubmit' => true,
-
- // Whether to auto-focus either the first field (if the value is true,
- // or the named field (if the value is a string) when the form is
- // displayed. If this has any value other than false and the form has
- // been submitted with an error, the first field with an error will
- // be focussed.
- 'autofocus' => false,
-
- // The directories to search for additional elements, renderers and
- // rules
- 'configdirs' => array(),
-
- // The language to use for any form strings, such as those found in
- // rules.
- 'language' => 'en.utf8',
-
- // Any overriding language strings for rules
- 'rulei18n' => array(),
-
- // The tabindex for the form (managed automatically by Pieforms)
- 'tabindex' => false,
-
- // Whether to add a class of the type of the element to each element
- 'elementclasses' => false,
-
- // Whether to add * markers after each required field
- 'requiredmarker' => false,
-
- // Whether to show the description as well as the error message
- // when displaying errors
- 'showdescriptiononerror' => true,
- );
- $this->data = array_merge($formdefaults, $formconfig, $data);
-
// Set the method - only get/post allowed
$this->data['method'] = strtolower($this->data['method']);
if ($this->data['method'] != 'post') {
@@ -1419,6 +1309,127 @@
}
}/*}}}*/
+ /**
+ * Returns the default values for pieform data.
+ *
+ * Used in the constructor when setting up the pieform.
+ *
+ * @return array
+ * {@internal {PHP5 doesn't support private static const arrays, so this is a method}}
+ */
+ private static function get_pieform_defaults() {/*{{{*/
+ return array(
+ // The method used to submit the form, should always be 'get' or 'post'
+ 'method' => 'get',
+
+ // The form target. The vast majority of the time this should be blank,
+ // as the functions that handle the submit should be in the same script
+ // as the form definition
+ 'action' => '',
+
+ // The form elements
+ 'elements' => array(),
+
+ // The form renderer (see the pieform/renderers directory)
+ 'renderer' => 'table',
+
+ // The directory (relative to the include path) to search for templates
+ 'templatedir' => '',
+
+ // Whether to ignore E_NOTICE messages in templates
+ 'ignoretemplatenotices' => true,
+
+ // Whether to validate the form. Non validated forms have none of the
+ // validate, success or error callbacks called on them
+ 'validate' => true,
+
+ // Whether to process the submission of this form. The form will still
+ // be validated. Handy if the code handling the submission is elsewhere
+ 'submit' => true,
+
+ // The PHP callback called to validate the form. Optional
+ 'validatecallback' => '',
+
+ // The PHP callback called to process the submission of the form.
+ // Required, unless a success function is provided for each submit
+ // button in the form
+ 'successcallback' => '',
+
+ // The PHP callback called if there is any validation error. Optional
+ 'errorcallback' => '',
+
+ // Whether this form should submit to a hidden iframe and use DOM
+ // manipulation to insert error messages (faster than a normal submit,
+ // supported in less browsers. Most modern browsers should be fine)
+ 'jsform' => false,
+
+ // The javascript function called before submission of a form
+ // (regardless of whether the form is a jsform)
+ 'presubmitcallback' => '',
+
+ // The javascript function called after submission of a form. As non-js
+ // forms will trigger a page load on submit, this has no effect for them.
+ 'postsubmitcallback' => '',
+
+ // The javascript function called if the form submission was successful
+ 'jssuccesscallback' => '',
+
+ // The javascript function called if the form submission was unsuccessful
+ 'jserrorcallback' => '',
+
+ // The javascript function called if the form submission returned an
+ // unknown error code
+ 'globaljserrorcallback' => '',
+
+ // The message to pass back as a reason for the form submission failing
+ // if the form is a jsform. This can be used by your application however
+ // you choose.
+ 'jserrormessage' => '',
+
+ // Whether this form can be cancelled, regardless of the presence of
+ // 'cancel' buttons or form inputs mischeviously named as to behave
+ // like cancel buttons
+ 'iscancellable' => true,
+
+ // Whether Pieforms should die after calling a submit function. Generally
+ // this is a good idea, as it forces the user to reply to the form
+ // submission. However, there are occasions where you might want to let
+ // it continue, so this behaviour can be turned off
+ 'dieaftersubmit' => true,
+
+ // Whether to auto-focus either the first field (if the value is true,
+ // or the named field (if the value is a string) when the form is
+ // displayed. If this has any value other than false and the form has
+ // been submitted with an error, the first field with an error will
+ // be focussed.
+ 'autofocus' => false,
+
+ // The directories to search for additional elements, renderers and
+ // rules
+ 'configdirs' => array(),
+
+ // The language to use for any form strings, such as those found in
+ // rules.
+ 'language' => 'en.utf8',
+
+ // Any overriding language strings for rules
+ 'rulei18n' => array(),
+
+ // The tabindex for the form (managed automatically by Pieforms)
+ 'tabindex' => false,
+
+ // Whether to add a class of the type of the element to each element
+ 'elementclasses' => false,
+
+ // Whether to add * markers after each required field
+ 'requiredmarker' => false,
+
+ // Whether to show the description as well as the error message
+ // when displaying errors
+ 'showdescriptiononerror' => true,
+ );
+ }/*}}}*/
+
}/*}}}*/
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