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===Additional Fields=== | ===Additional Fields=== | ||
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+ | This form will only work with ONE attribute per attribute type. Should you wish to use a series of these forms with attributes in the same attribute type, you should use sf_frame as a container, | ||
===Example Configuration=== | ===Example Configuration=== |
Revision as of 13:00, 16 October 2009
Description
The sf_attr_boolean is used for assigning a boolean (yes/no) attribute to an item.
Additional Fields
This subform does not require any additional fields.
Other Notes
This form will only work with ONE attribute per attribute type. Should you wish to use a series of these forms with attributes in the same attribute type, you should use sf_frame as a container,
Example Configuration
$conf_mcd_closed = array( 'view_state' => 'max', 'edit_state' => 'view', 'sf_title' => 'recflags', //appears in the titlebar of the subform (mk nname) 'sf_html_id' => 'recordmeta', //the form id tag (must be unique) 'sf_nav_type' => 'full', 'script' => 'php/subforms/sf_attr_boolean.php', 'op_label' => 'space', 'op_input' => 'save', 'op_moddif' => 'no', 'fields' => array( $conf_field_closed, ), );