com.newsblob.phphtmllib/examples/form1.php

<?php

/**
 * This example illustrates the basics of the
 * FormProcessing engine for phphtmllib.
 *
 *
 * $Id: form1.php,v 1.5 2003/07/28 17:05:25 hemna Exp $
 *
 * @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
 * @package phpHtmlLib
 * @subpackage form-examples
 * @version 2.2.0
 *
 */ 

/**
 * Include the phphtmllib libraries
 *
 */
include("includes.inc");

/**
 * Include the Form Processing objects
 *
 */
include_once($phphtmllib."/form/includes.inc");


//use the class we defined from 
//Example 3.
include_once("MyLayoutPage.inc");

/**
 * A simple Page Layout object child.
 * this came from Example 3.
 *
 * @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
 * @package phpHtmlLib
 * @subpackage form-examples 
 */
class Form1Page extends MyLayoutPage {

    function content_block() {
        //build the FormProcessor, and add the
        //Form content object that the FormProcessor 
        //will use.  Make the width of the form 600
        return new FormProcessor( new AccountForm(600));
    }
}


/**
 * This is the Class that handles the building
 * of the Form itself.  It creates the Form Elements
 * inside the form_init_elements() method.
 *
 * @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
 * @package phpHtmlLib
 * @subpackage form-examples  
 */
class AccountForm extends FormContent {

    /**
     * This method gets called EVERY time the object is
     * created.  It is used to build all of the 
     * FormElement objects used in this Form.
     *
     */
    function form_init_elements() {
        //we want an confirmation page for this form.
        $this->set_confirm();

        //now start to add the Form Elements that will 
        //be used in this form.

        //Build the First Name Form Element.  It is just
        //a simple Text field.  It is not required for
        //the user to enter data for this field.
        $this->add_element( new FEText("First Name", FALSE, "200px") );

        //Build the Email address Field.  It is a required field
        //It will automatically get validated as an Email address
        //it can accept either foo@bar.net or Joe Blow <foo@bar.net>
        $this->add_element( new FEEmail("Email Address", TRUE, "200px") );


        //now we need to build the password and confirm password
        //fields.  
        $password = new FEPassword("Password", TRUE, "200px");
        $this->add_element( $password );

        $confirm = new FEConfirmPassword("Confirm Password", TRUE, "200px");
        //add the password FormElement to the ConfirmPassword
        //FormElement so we can make sure they match.
        $confirm->password( $password );

        //add it to this form.
        $this->add_element( $confirm );

        //lets add a hidden form field
        $this->add_hidden_element("id");
    }

    /**
     * This method is called only the first time the form
     * page is hit.  This enables u to query a DB and 
     * pre populate the FormElement objects with data.
     *
     */
    function form_init_data() {
        //Pull some valies from the DB
        //and set the initial values of some of the
        //form fields.
        //
        //In this example we just hard code some
        //initial values

        $this->set_element_value("Email Address", "foo@bar.net");
        $this->set_hidden_element_value("id", "hemna");
    }


    /**
     * This is the method that builds the layout of where the
     * FormElements will live.  You can lay it out any way
     * you like.
     *
     */
    function form() {
        $table = &html_table($this->_width,0,4);
        $table->set_style("border: 1px solid");

        $table->add_row($this->element_label("First Name"), 
                        $this->element_form("First Name"));

        $table->add_row($this->element_label("Email Address"), 
                        $this->element_form("Email Address"));

        $table->add_row($this->element_label("Password"), 
                        $this->element_form("Password"));

        $table->add_row($this->element_label("Confirm Password"), 
                        $this->element_form("Confirm Password"));

        $table->add_row(_HTML_SPACE, $this->add_action("Submit"));

        return $table;
    }

    /**
     * This method gets called after the FormElement data has
     * passed the validation.  This enables you to validate the
     * data against some backend mechanism, say a DB.
     *
     */
    function form_backend_validation() {
        //$this->add_error("Ass", "some bogus error happened");
        //return FALSE;
        return TRUE;
    }

    /**
     * This method is called ONLY after ALL validation has
     * passed.  This is the method that allows you to 
     * do something with the data, say insert/update records
     * in the DB.
     */
    function form_action() {
        $this->set_action_message("WOO!");
        //$this->add_error("Ass", "some bogus error happened");
        //$this->add_error("First Name", "Duplicate!!  You suck!");

        //var_dump( $this->get_element_value("First Name") );
        return TRUE;
    }
}


$page = new Form1Page("Form Example 1");
print $page->render();
?>
1	<?php
2
3	/**
4	* This example illustrates the basics of the
5	* FormProcessing engine for phphtmllib.
6	*
7	*
8	* $Id: form1.php,v 1.5 2003/07/28 17:05:25 hemna Exp $
9	*
10	* @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
11	* @package phpHtmlLib
12	* @subpackage form-examples
13	* @version 2.2.0
14	*
15	*/
16
17	/**
18	* Include the phphtmllib libraries
19	*
20	*/
21	include("includes.inc");
22
23	/**
24	* Include the Form Processing objects
25	*
26	*/
27	include_once($phphtmllib."/form/includes.inc");
28
29
30	//use the class we defined from
31	//Example 3.
32	include_once("MyLayoutPage.inc");
33
34	/**
35	* A simple Page Layout object child.
36	* this came from Example 3.
37	*
38	* @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
39	* @package phpHtmlLib
40	* @subpackage form-examples
41	*/
42	class Form1Page extends MyLayoutPage {
43
44	function content_block() {
45	//build the FormProcessor, and add the
46	//Form content object that the FormProcessor
47	//will use. Make the width of the form 600
48	return new FormProcessor( new AccountForm(600));
49	}
50	}
51
52
53	/**
54	* This is the Class that handles the building
55	* of the Form itself. It creates the Form Elements
56	* inside the form_init_elements() method.
57	*
58	* @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
59	* @package phpHtmlLib
60	* @subpackage form-examples
61	*/
62	class AccountForm extends FormContent {
63
64	/**
65	* This method gets called EVERY time the object is
66	* created. It is used to build all of the
67	* FormElement objects used in this Form.
68	*
69	*/
70	function form_init_elements() {
71	//we want an confirmation page for this form.
72	$this->set_confirm();
73
74	//now start to add the Form Elements that will
75	//be used in this form.
76
77	//Build the First Name Form Element. It is just
78	//a simple Text field. It is not required for
79	//the user to enter data for this field.
80	$this->add_element( new FEText("First Name", FALSE, "200px") );
81
82	//Build the Email address Field. It is a required field
83	//It will automatically get validated as an Email address
84	//it can accept either foo@bar.net or Joe Blow <foo@bar.net>
85	$this->add_element( new FEEmail("Email Address", TRUE, "200px") );
86
87
88	//now we need to build the password and confirm password
89	//fields.
90	$password = new FEPassword("Password", TRUE, "200px");
91	$this->add_element( $password );
92
93	$confirm = new FEConfirmPassword("Confirm Password", TRUE, "200px");
94	//add the password FormElement to the ConfirmPassword
95	//FormElement so we can make sure they match.
96	$confirm->password( $password );
97
98	//add it to this form.
99	$this->add_element( $confirm );
100
101	//lets add a hidden form field
102	$this->add_hidden_element("id");
103	}
104
105	/**
106	* This method is called only the first time the form
107	* page is hit. This enables u to query a DB and
108	* pre populate the FormElement objects with data.
109	*
110	*/
111	function form_init_data() {
112	//Pull some valies from the DB
113	//and set the initial values of some of the
114	//form fields.
115	//
116	//In this example we just hard code some
117	//initial values
118
119	$this->set_element_value("Email Address", "foo@bar.net");
120	$this->set_hidden_element_value("id", "hemna");
121	}
122
123
124	/**
125	* This is the method that builds the layout of where the
126	* FormElements will live. You can lay it out any way
127	* you like.
128	*
129	*/
130	function form() {
131	$table = &html_table($this->_width,0,4);
132	$table->set_style("border: 1px solid");
133
134	$table->add_row($this->element_label("First Name"),
135	$this->element_form("First Name"));
136
137	$table->add_row($this->element_label("Email Address"),
138	$this->element_form("Email Address"));
139
140	$table->add_row($this->element_label("Password"),
141	$this->element_form("Password"));
142
143	$table->add_row($this->element_label("Confirm Password"),
144	$this->element_form("Confirm Password"));
145
146	$table->add_row(_HTML_SPACE, $this->add_action("Submit"));
147
148	return $table;
149	}
150
151	/**
152	* This method gets called after the FormElement data has
153	* passed the validation. This enables you to validate the
154	* data against some backend mechanism, say a DB.
155	*
156	*/
157	function form_backend_validation() {
158	//$this->add_error("Ass", "some bogus error happened");
159	//return FALSE;
160	return TRUE;
161	}
162
163	/**
164	* This method is called ONLY after ALL validation has
165	* passed. This is the method that allows you to
166	* do something with the data, say insert/update records
167	* in the DB.
168	*/
169	function form_action() {
170	$this->set_action_message("WOO!");
171	//$this->add_error("Ass", "some bogus error happened");
172	//$this->add_error("First Name", "Duplicate!! You suck!");
173
174	//var_dump( $this->get_element_value("First Name") );
175	return TRUE;
176	}
177	}
178
179
180	$page = new Form1Page("Form Example 1");
181	print $page->render();
182	?>
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