I've created it a repo on github that has a really basic catalyst login for
example in the master branch. There's another branch called 'advanced', which
has a really stripped down example of some of the funky stuff we're doing in
the form I linked to last week. The repo is here:
https://gith
On 11-06-03 01:12 AM, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
From: "Adam Prime"
You mean you don't like all the extra white space, bizarre wrapping
and so on? Me either. I don't really have a good answer as to why
we don't put it through HTML::Tidy, but my first guess would be
performance, and the fact t
From: "Adam Prime"
You mean you don't like all the extra white space, bizarre wrapping and so
on? Me either. I don't really have a good answer as to why we don't put
it through HTML::Tidy, but my first guess would be performance, and the
fact that messy html does affect rendering, it just l
just looks ugly to people that actually know how
to view source ;)
Maybe i'll try to put together a bit of a tutorial about how to make
significant layout changes.
Adam
- Original Message -
From: "George Hrysanthopoulos"
To: "HTML Form Creation, Rendering and Val
ork"
Sent: Thursday, June 2, 2011 9:38:12 PM
Subject: Re: [html-formfu] Issue with a text label
Adam,
That's quite a form!
It might take a while for me to understand
what's going on in there.
However, it is a nice thing to aim for.
Question: Why don't you put the output t
Adam,
That's quite a form!
It might take a while for me to understand
what's going on in there.
However, it is a nice thing to aim for.
Question: Why don't you put the output through
"HTML::Tidy" ?
-George
On 6/2/11 5:19 PM, Adam Prime wrote:
Often CSS isn't enough for complicated layouts.
Often CSS isn't enough for complicated layouts. For example take a look
at this $work form:
https://fxtrade.oanda.ca/your_account/fxtrade/register/individual/beforeyoubegin
That's a FormFu form, but with pretty extensive use of the 'filename'
parameter to handle all the complicated layout (an
Kamen,
You are the man!
Thank you!
-George
On 6/2/11 5:15 AM, Kamen Naydenov wrote:
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 11:27, George Hrysanthopoulos wrote:
Ok, this should be simple but I am drawing a blank.
How do I create a text field (or a password field),
in YML, and have the label start on a new
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 11:27, George Hrysanthopoulos wrote:
> Ok, this should be simple but I am drawing a blank.
>
> How do I create a text field (or a password field),
> in YML, and have the label start on a new line (not the same line
> as the text field.
>
> Normally (in a form) I just do:
>
>
Ok, this should be simple but I am drawing a blank.
How do I create a text field (or a password field),
in YML, and have the label start on a new line (not the same line
as the text field.
Normally (in a form) I just do:
Userid:
And it works.
Thank you in advance.
-George
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