‚Tagované‘ renderování formů

Zdravim,

libila se mi myslenka renderovani formu v java frameworku Stripes, v kterem delam na praxich.

Zapis v template je napr.:

<stripes:form method="POST">
	<stripes:text name="textik" />
</stripes:form>

Napadlo me to udelat i u Nette pomoci template filteru. Uz mam nejake zaklady, bohuzel ted na to nemam moc cas.

Myslenka: tvorit formy v presenteru jako ted (k obrazu programatorovu) a renderovani nechat pripadnemu koderovi (+ i moznost menit to php-skriptovani), s ohledem na mozne pouziti spolus s CurlyBrackets.

<xforms:form name="$forms['test']" method="post">
    {if $errors}
    <div id="errors">
        <xforms:errors />
    </center>
    {/if}
    <xforms:label for="user" /><br />
    <xforms:text name="user" id="user" class="userbox" /><br />

    <xforms:label for="password" /><br />
    <xforms:password name="password" /><br />

    <a href="{plink forgotPwd:}">Zapomeli jste heslo?</a><br />

    <xforms:checkbox name="remember" onclick="someJsThingy()" class="remember_cb" />
        <xforms:label for="remember" />

    <br />
    <xforms:submit name="login" />
</xforms:form>

vygeneruje neco takoveho (pro jednoduchost jsem nepouzil <table>):

<?php $_xforms = XFormsFilter::initState($template) ?>

<?php $forms['test']->setMethod('post');$forms['test']->render('begin'); $errors = count($forms['test']->getErrors()) != 0; ?>
    <?php if ($errors): ?>

    <div id="errors">
        <?php $forms['test']->render('errors') ?>
    </center>
<?php endif ?>
    <?php $forms['test']['user']->label;echo $forms['test']['user']->label ?><br />
    <?php $forms['test']['user']->setHtmlId("user");$forms['test']['user']->getControlPrototype()->class('userbox');echo $forms['test']['user']->control ?><br />

    <?php $forms['test']['password']->label;echo $forms['test']['password']->label ?><br />
    <?php $forms['test']['password'];echo $forms['test']['password']->control ?><br />

    <a href="<?php echo TemplateHelpers::escapeHtml($presenter->link('forgotPwd:')) ?>">Zapomeli jste heslo?</a><br />

    <?php $forms['test']['remember']->getControlPrototype()->onclick('someJsThingy()')->class('remember_cb');echo $forms['test']['remember']->control ?>
        <?php $forms['test']['remember']->label;echo $forms['test']['remember']->label ?>

    <br />
    <?php $forms['test']['login'];echo $forms['test']['login']->control ?>
<?php $forms['test']->render('end'); $forms['test']->getRenderer()->getClientScript()->renderClientScript() ?>

V tomto priklade je do template posilano pole $forms jejiz jednim z elementu je AppForm.
Cela XML syntaxe je prevedena do AppForm ekvivalentu (disabled=„true“ ⇒ setDisabled(true); atd..)

Filter neni hotovy, ani optimalizovany, takze jsou tam nejake nadbytecnosti.

Vyhoda (aspon pro me) by byla omezit renderovani (a pripadne javascriptove blbinky) na template.

Jen bych rad vedel, co si o tom myslite, jestli ma smysl na tom dal delat a hlavne dokoncit to ;)

PS: jak jinak vyrenderovat JS validaci nez volat render metoru ClientScriptu v Renderu?

PS2: je nejaky duvod proc set/Value/HtmlId/a jiné nevraci zpet control pro ‚flow‘ skriptovani? (napr.: setValue(‚a‘)->setHtmlId(‚asd‘))

Diky

Editoval redhead (18. 5. 2009 19:59)