Usage (flexy:ignore="yes")
Usage
Tells the generator not to replace form elements with PHP code. Can be used with a Form Tag, or individual elements.
Example 41-1. Template with flexy:ignore
<form name="theform1"> <input name="theinput1"> <input name="theinput2" value="dummy"> </form> <form name="theform2" flexy:ignore> <input name="theinput3" value="dummy"> <input name="theinput4" value="dummy"> </form> <form name="theform3"> <input name="theinput5" value="dummy" flexy:ignore> <input name="theinput6" value="dummy"> </form> <form name="theform4" flexy:ignoreonly="yes"> <input name="theinput7" value="dummy"> <input name="theinput8" value="dummy"> </form>
Example 41-2. Compiled template
<?php echo $this->elements['theform1']->toHtmlnoClose();?> <?php echo $this->elements['theinput1']->toHtml();?> <?php echo $this->elements['theinput2']->toHtml();?> </form> <form name="theform2"> <input name="theinput3" value="dummy"> <input name="theinput4" value="dummy"> </form> <?php echo $this->elements['theform3']->toHtmlnoClose();?> <input name="theinput5" value="dummy" flexy:ignore> <?php echo $this->elements['theinput6']->toHtml();?> </form> <form name="theform4"> <?php echo $this->elements['theinput7']->toHtml();?> <?php echo $this->elements['theinput8']->toHtml();?> </form>
