<?
# These are the values for the Selectbox
$Values = array(1 => "Da", 2 => "Ka", 3 => "La", 4 => "Za");
require("form.inc");
$TestForm = new Form;
#A bit unelegant, but necessary to append the date-info of the three selectboxes into one
# date again.
if ($Submit)
{
$Date = $Year.$Month.$Day;
}
$TestForm -> StartForm("Testje", $PHP_SELF, $ShowVal);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("This is your basic textfield", "LabelText", "Label");
$TestForm -> TextField("TextTest", $TextTest);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("This is, well, your basic textarea", "LabelArea", "Label");
$TestForm -> TextArea("AreaTest", $AreaTest);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("Getting the picture yet?");
$TestForm -> SelectBox("SelectTest", $Values, $SelectTest);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("This actually does something... select it, and the values of the field will be
shown after the submit", "LabelCheck", "Label");
$TestForm -> CheckBox("ShowVal", $ShowVal);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("Add a date ....", "LabelDate", "Label");
$TestForm -> DateField("Dates", $Date);
$TestForm -> AddHTML("And presto, your basic form. Now submit", "LabelSubmut", "Label");
$TestForm -> Submit("Submit", "Submit");
$TestForm -> EndForm();
if ($Submit)
{
$TestForm -> SQLInsert("FooBarTableName");
### Normally, I'd feed the line of SQL to my database class here
}
?>
<!-- Here we can start the HTML and print the PHP objects. I like to keep the main body of PHP
and the HTML page separated for those poor webdesigners =) -->
<body>
<script>
<?print $TestForm -> JavaScript?>
</script>
<style>
<!-- Put the CSS stuff here, e.g. for the AddHTML thingies, which are both labelled and id'd -->
</style>
<html>
<?print $TestForm -> RawHTML;
if ($Submit)
{
print $TestForm -> SQL;
}
?>
</html>
</body>
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