Custom Modifications tto PFBC

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jdp

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Feb 6, 2013, 3:23:44 PM2/6/13
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This is for the author of PFBC.

Would you be interested in making some (paid) modifications to PFBC for me?

Thanks,

aziz.nev

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Feb 6, 2013, 8:28:05 PM2/6/13
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Hi Doug,

Can you please tell me what kind of modifications you're looking for ?
Creating new custom elements ? Like for example a drop down list populated using a MySQL table ? 
New Captcha ? New validation rules ?

Thanks,



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This is for the author of PFBC.

Would you be interested in making some (paid) modifications to PFBC for me?

Thanks,


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aziz.nev

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Feb 6, 2013, 8:29:35 PM2/6/13
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Hi again Doug,

Sorry, I didn't notice that your mail was for PFBC author(s).

Good luck.


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Andrew

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Feb 6, 2013, 9:59:41 PM2/6/13
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Hey Doug,

While I am curious to know what modifications you need, I'm not interested in taking on contract work at this time.    I enjoy being involved in this project, in large part, b/c it's not work.  Maybe there's a PFBC expert on this mailing list (Aziz EB?) that can assist you.

Best of luck.

- Andrew

Jonathan Eagle

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May 29, 2013, 1:12:10 PM5/29/13
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Andrew,

Nice program!  I'm not much of a programmer, but even I can use your code. 

I do have a question though...  is it possible to create a hybrid View from two existing Views?  I am trying to create several related search forms clustered in a relatively tight space, and need something that has the qualities of both the Inline view and the Grid view.  Basically, there are a couple of spots where I'd like to line up two textboxes horizontally with a button immediately following it, but I'd like to have the labels for the textboxes to appear left-justified just above each textbox, instead of to the right side.  I can get the labels to line up the way I want them to in the Grid View, but then the "Search" button ends up down a line and to the right.

I poked around in the code but it looked too daunting to even comprehend, forget meddling with it.  Perhaps there is a way to solve the problem through manipulating the built-in CSS?  If so, I'm not sure what the best way to go about it is, but I figure if anyone knows how best to tweek the program it would be you.

I look forward to hearing back from you,

Jonathan

Michel Cote

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Jun 7, 2013, 1:37:25 PM6/7/13
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Hi Jonathan,

You can pass an array to each individual elements to change the view style.

For exemple : 
$form->addElement(new PFBC\Element\Checkbox("Ping:", "Ping", $option_Ping1, array("inline" => 1)));

Here I didn't want the "Ping" checkboxes (I have 5) to appear one per line so by adding the array as 4th argument you can set the inline attribute to 1 and with that my 5 checkboxes are lined up on one line.
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