Class: pnFormButton

Buttons can be used to fire command events in your form event handler. When the user activates a button the command name and command argument will be sent to the form event handlers handleCommand function. Example:

1.   function handleCommand(&$render, &$args)
2.   {
3.     if ($args['commandName'] == 'update')
4.     {
5.       if (!$render->pnFormIsValid())
6.         return false;
7.  
8.       $data = $render->pnFormGetValues();
9.  
10.       DBUtil::updateObject($data, 'demo_data');
11.     }
12.  
13.     return true;
14.   }

The command arguments ($args) passed to the handler contains 'commandName' and 'commandArgument' with the values you passed to the button in the template.

$commandArgument =

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This value is passed in the event arguments to the form event handler as the commandArgument value.

$commandName =

[line 67]

This is the "commandName" parameter to pass in the event args of the command handler.

$confirmMessage =

[line 86]

If you set a confirmation message then a ok/cancel dialog box pops and asks the user to confirm the button click - very usefull for buttons that deletes items. You can use _XXX language defines directly as the message, no need to call <!--[pnml]--> for translation.

$onCommand =  'handleCommand'

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Tags:

$styleHtml =

[line 94]

Please ignore - to be changed.

$text =

[line 53]

You can use _XXX language defines directly as the text, no need to call <!--[pnml]--> for translation.

method decodePostBackEvent [line 126]

method getFilename [line 97]

method render [line 103]