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Uni-Form Related: ctrlHolder

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    • CommentAuthorSpookyET
    • CommentTimeApr 29th 2007
     #1

    What's the point of the divities? Wouldn't a simple float clearing property do the trick?

    • CommentAuthortrzl
    • CommentTimeApr 30th 2007
     #2

    Hey,. Im trying to get this to work. Im getting this error

    Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/Uni-Form/inc/php/forms.class.inc.php on line 11

    Can you help?

    -Thanks

    • CommentAuthorSpookyET
    • CommentTimeApr 30th 2007
     #3

    It does not work with uniform 1.2. That's why you are getting that error.

  4.  #4

    Hi Spooky, thanks for joining us and taking interest in this.

    Basically when I started this I was thinking of ways to make it "future proof", to standardize the markup and enable a reasonable amount of "hooks" for people to style it to their liking and also add behavior. That div.ctrlHolder is a semantic element and while a lot of people are looking at it like a thorn in the side, I think it needs to be there. If you have a really big problem with it (e.g. need to make your form as small as possible KB-wise) I suppose it is not a really big job to edit some CSS and make Uni-Form work without it.

    @ trzl:

    Yeah, that handler is not v1.2 compatible, Mirko is working on it in his free time and I hope he'll release a fix soon. I'm php illiterate past the echo{} function. :)

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    Also I was thinking of making a "compact" version of Uni-Form that would have either .blockLabels or .inlineLabels (in order to cut down on CSS files size) that could possibly do without the .ctrlHolder. What do you think?

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