Forms

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  • HTML structure

    Forms are stored in the formulaires/ directory. A special HTML syntax allows easy customisation and reuse of forms.

  • Forms

    SPIP provides a simple and powerful process to manage forms, called CVT (Charger, Vérifier, Traiter i.e. Load, Verify, Process). It breaks down a (…)

Articles

  • Explaining input fields

    It is often necessary to provide an explanation so that the user knows how to correctly fill out particular fields in a form. SPIP offers 2 (…)

  • formulaire_charger

    Modifies the table of values returned by the charger function for a CVT form

  • Executing the processes

    Whenever the verification function doesn’t return an error, the form then moves on to the traiter() (processing) function. It is in this function (…)

  • Calculating the day-of-the-year

    This short example makes it possible to calculate and display the day of the year for a date entered on a form.
    This form will be named (…)

  • Handling errors returned

    The verifier() function of the form can return errors if the submitted field contents are not correct; which we will see in more detail later. To (…)

  • formulaire_verifier

    Modifies the array returned by the verifier function for a CVT form

  • Radio and checkbox fields

    To display element lists of radio or checkbox controls, the syntax provided for wrapping the elements uses a . This formatting makes it possible (…)

  • Translate anything

    This simple example will create a small form that calls an external translation service to translate the content entered on that form. The result (…)

  • editer_contenu_objet

    Modifies the HTML content of forms

  • Field separation using fieldset

    When a form contains a large number of fields, they are generally broken up into various blocks, each known as a fieldset in HTML.
    Such blocks (…)

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