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I have this link: <a href="<?php echo $this->url(array('controller'=>'index','action'=>'form'),NULL,TRUE);?>"> Form </a> With this I get something like: http://foo.com/form I need to pass a param to the URL with this link. So that I can have something like this instead: http://foo.com/form?bar=1231 How can we accomplish this ? Thanks in advance. The URL view helper is used to create links using the Routes setup with your application. If you aren't following the routes setup, then there isn't much point in using the view helper, and instead you could just append the created url you got from the

In my form i need this: <li class ="af_title"><div>Contact form</div></li> I understand that if I need for example a text field - then I'd just create Zend_Form_Element_Text and wrap HtmlTag decorator around it - right? questions: 1) how would I generate div form element so I can wrap decorator around it? 2) mmm. - how would I set content of said element to be "Contact form"? Thanks:) To wrap your Contact form around div which is inside <li class ="af_title"> you can do as follows: $yourForm = new YourForm(); $yourForm->addDecorator(array('div' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'div')); $yourForm-

I am using the next decorators for my input. I want to make this as table. $this->setDecorators(array('ViewHelper','Errors', array(array('data'=>'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'td')), array('Label', array('tag' => 'td')), array(array('row'=>'HtmlTag'),array('tag'=>'tr')) )); But after form validation Errors showing not in td. How can I do this? I want to make the next makeup: <table> <tr> <td>Lable</td> <td>Input</td> <td>Error</td> </tr> </table> Alex Pliutau $this->setDecorators( array( 'ViewHelper', array( array( 'data'=>'HtmlTag' ), array( 'tag' => 'td' ) ), array( 'Label', array( 'tag' => 'td

I'm using Zend_Form for an application form using this code: class Form_ApplicationForm extends Zend_Form { public function init() { $this->setAction('/application/new') ->setMethod('post') ->setAttrib('id','application'); $name = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('name'); $name->setLabel('Your Name') ->setRequired(TRUE) ->addValidator('alpha', FALSE, array('allowWhiteSpace' => true)); $email = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('email'); $email->setLabel('Email Address') ->setRequired(TRUE) ->addValidator('EmailAddress'); $this->addElements(array($name,$email)); } } I'm adding a flash file uploader

This question is specific to Zend_Form. Zend_Form adds standard decorators such as <dd> <dt> <dl> . What do I lose if I were to remove them? Are they used by Zend_Form itself for error reporting or any other reason? They are solely for structuring the output of your Zend Form elements in a definition list. Whether your form renders errors is controlled through the Error Decorator. See this series of articles by Matthew Weier O'Phinney: The simplest Zend Form Decorator How to layer Decorators Rendering Zend Form Decorators individually Creating composite elements and Rob Allen's Zend_Form

I have a Zend_Form object that I want to re-use several times in one page. The problem I'm having is that each time it's rendered it has the same element IDs. I've been unable to find a method for giving all the IDs a unique prefix or suffix each time I render the form. Complete Solution Subclass Zend_Form : class My_Form extends Zend_Form { protected $_idSuffix = null; /** * Set form and element ID suffix * * @param string $suffix * @return My_Form */ public function setIdSuffix($suffix) { $this->_idSuffix = $suffix; return $this; } /** * Render form * * @param Zend_View_Interface $view *

I am new to Zend Framework and I have a question about something I am trying to do. The main content of most pages of the application that I am working on will consist of 1 or more div elements that need to be styled the same. Here is an example of the HTML that I want to generate: <div id='admin-locations' class='panel'> <header class="panel-header"> <h2>Locations</h2> </header> <div class='panel-content'> <div id='locations-table' class='google-vis-table'></div> <form id='locations'> ... </form> </div> </div> I know I can easily do this by pushing the form to my view script in my controller