问题
I wish to generate the following markup:
<label>some label here <span>(optional)</span></label>
Is there a way to do this, by using Yii labelEx or just label?
Thanks
回答1:
If the attribute is required
You can set the CHtml static properties like this
CHtml::$beforeRequiredLabel = '';
CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel = '<span>(optional)</span>';
Yii will generate a tag
<label>CHtml::$beforeRequiredLabel.$label.CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel</label>
but the static properties will effect all labels generated by $form->labelEx() (@see CHtml::activeLabelEx())
if you don't need, you must set the static properties to default
If the attribute is not required
you can set the htmlOptions
$form->labelEx($model, $attribute, array('label' => 'your label'))
回答2:
It's simple, make use of the Decorator pattern:
<?php
// components/CustomCHtml.php
class CustomCHtml extends CHtml
{
public static function activeLabelEx($model,$attribute,$htmlOptions=array())
{
if (isset($htmlOptions['optional']) && $htmlOptions['optional']) {
if (isset($htmlOptions['label']) && $htmlOptions['label']) {
$htmlOptions['label'] .= $htmlOptions['optional'];
} else {
$htmlOptions['label'] = $htmlOptions['optional'];
}
}
return parent::activeLabelEx($model,$attribute,$htmlOptions);
}
}
use case:
<?php echo CustomCHtml::activeLabelEx($model, 'field', array('optional'=>' <span>(optional)</span>')); ?>
回答3:
Here is a little hack to make it possible.
<?php
$username = $form->field($model, 'username')
->input('text', ['class' => 'form-control input-lg'])
->label(true, 'username', ['class' => 'fa fa-user signin-form-icon']);
$username->parts['{label}'] = '<span class="fa fa-user signin-form-icon">dwe</span>';
echo $username;
?>
回答4:
You could use CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel and/or CHtml::$beforeRequiredLabel
$initValue = CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel;
CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel = $initValue.'<span>(optional)</span>';
echo $form->labelEx($model, $fname, array('class' => ''));
echo $form->textField($model, $fname, array('class' => ''));
CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel = $initValue;
This way the label will be applied only on the specified form field. You actually set the initial value of CHtml::$afterRequiredLabel and/or CHtml::$beforeRequiredLabel on a temp variable, you overwrite the value that you need, and then reset it to original value.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8781434/how-to-add-span-to-a-label-using-form-labelex-from-yii