flsouto/httextar

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Creates textarea fields

1.0.0 2017-02-11 22:58 UTC

Requires

• flsouto/httextin: ^1.0

Unknown License

• Fabio Souto

• text
• html
• Forms
• widgets
• fields

README

Produces Textareas. This is an extension of the HtTextin class.

Installation

Run composer:

composer require flsouto/httextar

Usage

By default, the textar widget is rendered in writable mode. See example:

<?php
use FlSouto\HtTextar;
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

$field = new HtTextar('description');
$field->context(['description'=>'This is a very long description']);

echo $field;

Outputs:

<div class="widget 589f96dbdf794" style="display:block">
 <textarea name="description" cols="40" rows="4">This is a very long description</textarea>
 <div style="color:yellow;background:red" class="error">
 </div>
</div>

Switch to Readonly

Use the readonly method to switch to readonly mode:

use FlSouto\HtTextar;
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

$field = new HtTextar('description');
$field->readonly();
$field->context(['description'=>'This is a very long description']);

echo $field;

Outputs:

<div class="widget 589f96dbe11ec" style="display:block">
 <textarea name="description" cols="40" rows="4" readonly="readonly">This is a very long description</textarea>
 <div style="color:yellow;background:red" class="error">
 </div>
</div>

Setting dimensions of textarea

You can set the cols and rows attributes by using the respective methods:

use FlSouto\HtTextar;

$field = new HtTextar('description');
$field->cols(80)->rows(10);

echo $field;

Outputs:

<div class="widget 589f96dbe171b" style="display:block">
 <textarea name="description" cols="80" rows="10"></textarea>
 <div style="color:yellow;background:red" class="error">
 </div>
</div>

Notice: this is only a shortcut to calling $field->attrs(['cols'=>80,'rows'=>10])

Alternative syntax for setting dimensions

You can use the size method passing a string in the format "COLSxROWS" to set both dimensions in one go:

$field = new HtTextar('description');
$field->size('80x10');

echo $field;

Output:

<div class="widget 589f96dbe1c28" style="display:block">
 <textarea name="description" cols="80" rows="10"></textarea>
 <div style="color:yellow;background:red" class="error">
 </div>
</div>

To learn more about everything you can do with this widget, please refer to the following documentations:

• HtTextin
• HtWidget
• HtField