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− | = Input Form Components =
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− | == Field Components ==
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− | === Field Component ===
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− | The Field component is the default component type, and is capable of rendering a single field. It contains a single configuration line, consisting of a <field> element structured like this:
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− | {{codesample|
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− | <component>
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− | <field ref="monograph_type" required="yes" />
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− | </component>
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− | </pre>
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− | The ref attribute is required, and indicates which metafield is handled by the component (in this case, 'monograph_type'). The required attribute is not required, but if set the component will not allow the flow to proceed without a value being entered. The component title and help are both taken from the metafield configuration.
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− | === Field::Multi Component ===
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− | The Field::Multi component is similar to the Field component, but allows for several fields to be combined into a single space. For example, publication information could incorporate journal name, ISSN, issue number, volume, and a page range. The configuration, therefore, has a list of multiple fields as well as a title and help element for the group. If no help element is provided, the help of all the fields is combined and used.
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− | {{codesample|
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− | <pre>
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− | <component type="Field::Multi">
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− | <title>Publication Details</title>
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− | <field ref="pagerange" />
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− | <field ref="book_title" required="yes" />
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− | <field ref="volume" />
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− | ...
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− | </component>
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− | </pre>
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− | }}
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− | === Upload Component ===
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− | === Subject Component ===
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− | == Other Components ==
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− | === XHTML Component ===
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− | === PlaceHolder Component ===
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Latest revision as of 11:44, 19 May 2010