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Marxjohnson: Added note to Choosecoursefile to indicate that Moodle 2 now uses filepicker

2011-05-03T10:21:41Z

Added note to Choosecoursefile to indicate that Moodle 2 now uses filepicker

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	=== choosecoursefile ===		=== choosecoursefile ===
			{{Moodle 1.9}}
	<code php>		<code php>
	$mform->addElement('choosecoursefile', 'mediafile', get_string('mediafile', 'lesson'), array('courseid'=>$COURSE->id));		$mform->addElement('choosecoursefile', 'mediafile', get_string('mediafile', 'lesson'), array('courseid'=>$COURSE->id));
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	Choose a file from the course files area. The fourth option is a list of options for the element.		Choose a file from the course files area. The fourth option is a list of options for the element.

			'''Note: This has been superseded by [[#filepicker\|filepicker]] in Moodle 2.'''

	<code php>		<code php>

Marcusgreen o 19:20, 21 kwi 2011

2011-04-21T19:20:02Z

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	</pre>		</pre>

	This is a static element. It should be used with care it is used to display a static piece of text with a label. The third param is the label and the fourth is the static text itself.		This is a static element. It should be used with care if it is used to display a static piece of text with a label. The third param is the label and the fourth is the static text itself.

	===submit, reset and cancel===		===submit, reset and cancel===

Howardsmiller: /* definition() */

2011-02-06T20:41:32Z

definition()

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	The ''definition()'' should include all elements that are going to be used on form, some elements may be removed or tweaked later in ''definition_after_data()''. Please do not create conditional elements in ''definition()'', the definition() should not directly depend on the submitted data.		The ''definition()'' should include all elements that are going to be used on form, some elements may be removed or tweaked later in ''definition_after_data()''. Please do not create conditional elements in ''definition()'', the definition() should not directly depend on the submitted data.

			Note that the definition function is called when the form class is instantiated. There is no option to (say) manipulate data in the class (that may affect the rendering of the form) between instantiating the form and calling any other methods.

	<code php>		<code php>

Agwells: /* tags */

2011-01-06T22:01:01Z

Agwells o 22:00, 6 sty 2011

2011-01-06T22:00:09Z

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 ===tags===
+{{Moodle 2.1}}
 <pre>
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 ==setHelpButton==
 <pre>
              $mform->setHelpButton('lessondefault', array('lessondefault', get_string('lessondefault', 'lesson'), 'lesson'));
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 You need to do use this method after addElement();
 ==setDefault==

Marxjohnson: Added documentation of filepicker with link to File API page

2010-12-14T11:34:24Z

Added documentation of filepicker with link to File API page

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	{{Moodle 2.0}}		{{Moodle 2.0}}
	General replacement of ''file'' element.		General replacement of ''file'' element.

			<code php>
			$mform->addElement('filepicker', 'userfile', get_string('file'), null, array('maxbytes' => $maxbytes, 'accepted_types' => '*'));
			</code>
			See also [[Development:Using the File API in Moodle forms]]

	=== hidden ===		=== hidden ===

Marxjohnson o 08:13, 25 maj 2010

2010-05-25T08:13:53Z

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	The fourth param for this element is an array of options for the select box. The keys are the values for the option and the value of the array is the text for the option. The fifth param $attributes is optional, see text element for description of attributes param.		The fourth param for this element is an array of options for the select box. The keys are the values for the option and the value of the array is the text for the option. The fifth param $attributes is optional, see text element for description of attributes param.

			It is also possible to create a select with certain options disabled, using [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2138089/how-can-i-use-quickform-to-add-disabled-select-options/2150275#2150275 this technique].

	====multi-select====		====multi-select====

Teenspirit: /* References */

2010-04-26T15:14:29Z

References

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	[[Category:Formslib]]		[[Category:Formslib]]

			If you have problems creating php forms you may get them with form builder http://phpforms.net/tutorial/html-basics/form-builder.html

Kordan: /* disabledIf */

2010-03-09T11:48:55Z

disabledIf

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	You can use $mform->disabledIf($elementName, $dependentOn, $condition = 'notchecked', $value=null)		You can use $mform->disabledIf($elementName, $dependentOn, $condition = 'notchecked', $value=null)

	* elementname can be a group. If you specify a group all elements in the group will be disabled (if dependentOn is in elementname group that is ignored and not disabled). These are the element names you've used as the ~~first~~ argument in addElement or addGroup.		* elementname can be a group. If you specify a group all elements in the group will be disabled (if dependentOn is in elementname group that is ignored and not disabled). These are the element names you've used as the second argument in addElement or addGroup.
	* dependentOn is the actual name of the element as it will appear in html. This can be different to the name used in addGroup particularly but also addElement where you're adding a complex element like a date_selector. Check the html of your page. You typically make the depedentOn a checkbox or select box.		* dependentOn is the actual name of the element as it will appear in html. This can be different to the name used in addGroup particularly but also addElement where you're adding a complex element like a date_selector. Check the html of your page. You typically make the depedentOn a checkbox or select box.
	* $condition will be 'notchecked', 'checked', 'noitemselected', 'eq' or, if it is anything else, we test for 'neq'.		* $condition will be 'notchecked', 'checked', 'noitemselected', 'eq' or, if it is anything else, we test for 'neq'.

Ojordan: /* addRule */

2010-01-11T15:53:20Z

addRule

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	</pre>		</pre>

	'''~~common rule types~~'''		'''Common Rule Types'''
	* required ~~\| data must be input~~		* required
	* maxlength		* maxlength
	* minlength		* minlength

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	===tags===		===tags===
	{{Moodle 2.1}}		{{Moodle 2.0}}

	<pre>		<pre>