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Twitter Help & Support Forum Stack Overflow IRC Slack Paid Support B CakePHP 2.x Cookbook A Language: en pt es ja fr zh Version: 2.x 3.x Book 2.x Book 1.3 Book 1.2 Book 1.1 Book Nav Table of Contents × Improve cakephp error log This Doc Page Contents FormHelper Creating Forms Options for create() Closing the Form cakephp error layout Creating form elements Field naming conventions Options GET Form Inputs Generating specific types of inputs Common options Options for select, checkbox
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and radio inputs Datetime options Form Element-Specific Methods Validating Uploads Creating buttons and submit elements Creating date and time inputs Displaying and checking errors Setting Defaults for all fields Working with SecurityComponent 2.0 updates FormHelper¶ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14410382/cakephp-error-message-position class FormHelper(View $view, array $settings = array())¶ The FormHelper does most of the heavy lifting in form creation. The FormHelper focuses on creating forms quickly, in a way that will streamline validation, re-population and layout. The FormHelper is also flexible - it will do almost everything for you using conventions, or you can use specific methods to get only what you need. Creating Forms¶ The first method you'll need to http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-libraries/helpers/form.html use in order to take advantage of the FormHelper is create(). This special method outputs an opening form tag. FormHelper::create(string $model = null, array $options = array())¶ All parameters are optional. If create() is called with no parameters supplied, it assumes you are building a form that submits to the current controller, via the current URL. The default method for form submission is POST. The form element is also returned with a DOM ID. The ID is generated using the name of the model, and the name of the controller action, CamelCased. If I were to call create() inside a UsersController view, I'd see something like the following output in the rendered view:
