tml_add_form_field()
Add a field to a TML form.
Description
Theme_My_Login_Form_Field tml_add_form_field( mixed $form, mixed $field [, array $args ] )
Add a new field to an existing TML form.
Parameters
form
The form to add the field to. May be either a string or a Theme_My_Login_Form object.
field
The field to add to the form. May be either string or a Theme_My_Login_Form_Field object.
args
An array of arguments for adding a form field. This parameter is only used if field is a string. Acceptable arguments are as follows:
- string type
The field type. May be one of the following: 'text', 'textarea', 'checkbox', 'radio-group', 'dropdown', 'hidden' or 'custom'. Default is 'text'. - string value
The field value. This is also used as the selected value if type is set to 'dropdown' or 'radio-group'. Default is empty. - string label
The field label text. If empty, no label will be shown. Default is empty. - string description
The field description. This is shown below the field. Default is empty. - string error
The field error message. This is shown below the field. Default is empty. - string content
The field content. Used if type is set to 'custom'. Default is empty. - array options
The field options. Used if type is set to 'dropdown' or 'radio-group'. Default is empty. - array attributes
The field attributes. Default is empty. - string class
The field class. Default is empty. - int priority
The priority of the field. This affects the order of the field within the form. Default is empty. - array render_args
Arguments used for rendering the field. Acceptable arguments are as follows:- string before
Content to be rendered before the field. The placeholder %s can be used for the field name. Default '<div class="tml-field-wrap tml-%s-wrap">' unless type is 'hidden', then it is empty. - string after
Content to be rendered after the field. Default is '</div>' unless type is 'hidden', then it is empty. - string control_before
Content to be rendered before the field control. Default is empty. - string control_after
Content to be rendered after the field control. Default is empty.
- string before
Return Values
The Theme_My_Login_Form_Field object is returned.
Examples
Example #1 Adding a form field using an array
tml_add_form_field( 'register', 'first_name', array( 'type' => 'text', 'value' => tml_get_request_value( 'first_name', 'post' ), 'label' => 'First Name', 'description' => 'Enter your first name.', 'priority' => 5, ) );
Example #2 Adding a custom form field
tml_add_form_field( 'register', 'custom', array( 'type' => 'custom', 'content' => 'The content of my custom form field.', 'priority' => 5, ) );