Hi,
Magnus Hagander wrote:
>>>> $this->form->addElement('static', null, null, '<font color="red">' .
>>>> gettext("Userid or password was incorrect. Please try again.") .
>>>> '</font>');
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> This should be calling to the stylesheet ;)
>>> Yeah, if I knew how :) The HTML Quickforms stuff is very inflexible.
>> Well, it may be inflexible but why aren't you displayiing that as an
>> error message in the first place?
>
> I probably would, if I had any idea how to do that. Haven't been able to
> find any docs at all about that. Got any good pointers?
That's probably what you are looking for:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.html.html-quickform.html-quickform.setelementerror.php
>> Also you can map element -> template
>> block so that your message will be displayed in whatever style you want.
>
> That I think I know how to do, really. Will look at that.
Whatever approach you choose, the markup may be kept in the template.