XML JForm form definitions - Revision history

Franz.wohlkoenig at 13:41, 22 October 2018

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	Joomla! {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[S:MyLanguage/manifest files\|manifest files]].</translate>		Joomla! {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[S:MyLanguage/manifest files\|manifest files]].</translate>

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	<translate>Joomla! {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[S:MyLanguage/manifest files\|manifest files]].</translate>		<translate><!--T:1-->
			Joomla! {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[S:MyLanguage/manifest files\|manifest files]].</translate>

	<translate>== Syntax ==</translate>		<translate>== Syntax == <!--T:2--></translate>

	<translate>The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.</translate>		<translate><!--T:3-->
			The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.</translate>

	<translate>Each fieldset must contain one or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[S:MyLanguage/form field\|form field]] with a label. See [[S:MyLanguage/Standard form field types\|Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</translate>		<translate><!--T:4-->
			Each fieldset must contain one or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[S:MyLanguage/form field\|form field]] with a label. See [[S:MyLanguage/Standard form field types\|Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</translate>

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	[[Category:JForm forms]]		[[Category:JForm forms]]
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	Joomla! ~~2.5~~ {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>
			<translate>Joomla! {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[S:MyLanguage/JForm\|JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[S:MyLanguage/manifest files\|manifest files]].</translate>

	== Syntax ==		<translate>== Syntax ==</translate>

	The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.		<translate>The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.</translate>

	Each fieldset must contain one or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</~~onlyinclude~~>		<translate>Each fieldset must contain one or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[S:MyLanguage/form field\|form field]] with a label. See [[S:MyLanguage/Standard form field types\|Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</translate>

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	[[Category:JForm forms]]		[[Category:JForm forms]]
	[[Category:Specifications]]		[[Category:Specifications]]
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Wilsonge: Update from 1.6 to 2.5

2013-04-29T22:57:23Z

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	Joomla! 1.6 {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].		Joomla! 2.5 {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

Wilsonge: Update from 1.6 to 2.5

2013-04-29T22:57:06Z

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	Joomla! 1.6 {{JVer\|1.6}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].		Joomla! 1.6 {{JVer\|2.5}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

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	The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.		The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.

	Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</onlyinclude>		Each fieldset must contain one or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</onlyinclude>

	[[Category:JForm forms]]		[[Category:JForm forms]]
	[[Category:Specifications]]		[[Category:Specifications]]

Mvangeest: Added information

2011-06-10T21:49:36Z

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	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

	The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</onlyinclude>		The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. The optional <code>name</code> attribute can be used on the <code><fieldset></code> to define the name of the fieldset, as in <code><fieldset name="params"></code>.

			Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</onlyinclude>

	[[Category:JForm forms]]		[[Category:JForm forms]]
	[[Category:Specifications]]		[[Category:Specifications]]

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	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

	The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. Under the ~~root~~ element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.		The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. <onlyinclude>Under the <code><config></code> element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.</onlyinclude>

	[[Category:JForm forms]]		[[Category:JForm forms]]
	[[Category:Specifications]]		[[Category:Specifications]]

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Joomla! 1.6 {{JVer|1.6}} and newer supply the [[JForm]] class to conveniently and flexibly create forms with a large amount of form fields. [[JForm]] can create forms from XML form definitions. These can be standalone files or sections of other files, notably [[manifest files]].

== Syntax ==

The root element for JForm definitions is usually <code><config></code>. Under the root element, one or more <code><fieldset></code> elements may appear, each representing a HTML <code><fieldset></code>, a group of form fields visually grouped together. Each fieldset must contain on or more <code><field></code> elements, each representing a single [[form field]] with a label. See [[Standard form field types]] for a list of allowed form field types and example XML form field definitions.

[[Category:JForm forms]]
[[Category:Specifications]]