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$select = $mform->addElement('select', 'colors', get_string('colors'), $options) The 'setSelected' can either get a value or an array of values. To set the default selected item in a select element, you can use the 'setSelected' method. Multi-select $select = $mform->addElement('select', 'colors', get_string('colors'), array('red', 'blue', 'green'), $attributes) $form->addElement('select', 'iselTest', 'Test Select:', $arrayOfOptions, array('onchange' => 'javascript:myFunctionToDoSomething() ')) You can set an 'onchange' attribute when adding or creating the select element: It is also possible to create a select with certain options disabled, using this technique. The fifth param $attributes is optional, see text element for description of attributes param. The keys are the values for the option and the value of the array is the text for the option. The fourth param for this element is an array of options for the select box. Select $mform->addElement('select', 'type', get_string('forumtype', 'forum'), $FORUM_TYPES, $attributes) To set the default for a radio button group as above use the following : Since 2.3 it cannot be statically called anymore, so we need to call createElement from $mform reference. It is possible to add help to individual radio buttons but this requires a custom template to be defined for the group elements. $attributes can be a string or an array of attributes. The fifth is the value for this radio button. Fourth param is a string, a label to be displayed on the right of the element. Third param would be the label for the form element but is generally ignored as this element will always be in a group which has it's own label. Second param names the radio button and should be the same for each button in the group in order to toggle correctly. $radioarray = array () $radioarray = $mform -> createElement ( 'radio', 'yesno', '', get_string ( 'yes' ), 1, $attributes ) $radioarray = $mform -> createElement ( 'radio', 'yesno', '', get_string ( 'no' ), 0, $attributes ) $mform -> addGroup ( $radioarray, 'radioar', '', array ( ' ' ), false ) Fourth param is an array or string of attributes.
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Moodle 1.9 $mform->addElement('passwordunmask', 'password', get_string('label'), $attributes) Ī password element with option to show the password in plaintext. Password $mform->addElement('password', 'password', get_string('label'), $attributes) Ī password element.
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This is a custom element for selecting a grade visibility in an activity mod update form. Modvisible $mform->addElement('modvisible', 'visible', get_string('visible')) The default is true, include no grade option. The fourth argument is whether to include an option for no grade which has a value 0. This is a custom element for selecting a grade for any activity module. Modgrade $mform->addElement('modgrade', 'scale', get_string('grade'), false) Please use the editor field type instead. See "Question: Can I put a moodleform inside a table td?" for a concrete example. Here is an example, from /search/classes/output/form/search.php:
For example, if the field contains user ids and its initial value is '1,2' then you want it to use the rendered HTML display for each value (probably a user's name and picture), not just display those numbers.
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The 'valuehtmlcallback' function is needed when an AJAX-supporting form field has an initial value that needs special rendering, similar to how the AJAX code would render it when the user changes it dynamically. */ processResults : function ( selector, results ).Ī good example is here: admin/tool/lp/amd/src/frameworks_datasource.js $searchareas = \core_search\manager :: get_search_areas_list ( true ) $areanames = array () foreach ( $searchareas as $areaid => $searcharea ) New array of results. There is no option to (say) manipulate data in the class (that may affect the rendering of the form) between instantiating the form and calling any other methods. Note that the definition function is called when the form class is instantiated. Please do not create conditional elements in definition(), the definition() should not directly depend on the submitted data.
The definition() should include all elements that are going to be used on form, some elements may be removed or tweaked later in definition_after_data(). And only data that corresponds to a form element in the definition will be accepted as submitted data.
For select and checkbox type elements only data that could have been selected will be allowed. is all included in a function you must define in your class.ĭefinition() is used to define the elements in the form and this definition will be used for validating data submitted as well as for printing the form.
The definition of the elements to be included in the form, their 'types' (PARAM_*), helpbuttons included, etc. 3.23.1 add_action_buttons($cancel = true, $submitlabel=null).
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