The price is a float value, and I want to display it like 1.000,00 instead of 1000.00 I know I can use an afterfind callback to change the value, but I will need the original value to do some math.
I have this line: echo $form->input(\'management_categories\',array(\'options\' => $instrumentCategoriesManagement,\'type\' =&开发者_Go百科gt; \'select\',\'multiple\' => \'checkbox\',\'selec
I\'ve used the f开发者_高级运维ormhelper in cakephp echo $this->Form->input(\'birth_dt\', array( \'label\' => \'Date of birth\'));
When the form helper crea开发者_StackOverflowtes checkboxes, they stack vertically.I want them in a row horizontally to save space.How do I do this?Try doing each checkbox individually.
I\'ve created a form which has a loop to display a number of rows. I have a select on each row using the form helper. The IDs it creates are all the same, is there a way to add a counter, or some defi
I need to change the $form->create behaviour, so I created a helper to use instead of the native formHelper:
I\'m using the FormHelper (cake 1.3) to create a select box from an array. The array uses numbers as keys but the select box ignores those numbers and uses a zero-based index for the select box option
Consider the following code: echo $this->Form->year(\'expiry\',date(\'Y\'),date(\'Y\')+2) This produces output something like:
So I\'ve been reading a lot of \"Designing with Web Standards\" and really enjoying it.I\'m a big CakePhp user, and as I look at the source for various form elements that Cake creates with its FormHel
Rails 3.0.3 does not seems to accept <%= f.text_area :message, :class => \"share_ta\" %> as a valid statement, and says ActionView::Template::Error (undefined method \'message\' for []:Array)