$_templates
$_templates : \Cake\View\StringTemplate
StringTemplate instance.
Input widget class for generating a selectbox.
This class is intended as an internal implementation detail of Cake\View\Helper\FormHelper and is not intended for direct use.
$_templates : \Cake\View\StringTemplate
StringTemplate instance.
__construct(\Cake\View\StringTemplate $templates)
Constructor.
\Cake\View\StringTemplate | $templates | Templates list. |
render(array $data, \Cake\View\Form\ContextInterface $context) : string
Render a select box form input.
Render a select box input given a set of data. Supported keys are:
name
- Set the input name.options
- An array of options.disabled
- Either true or an array of options to disable.
When true, the select element will be disabled.val
- Either a string or an array of options to mark as selected.empty
- Set to true to add an empty option at the top of the
option elements. Set to a string to define the display text of the
empty option. If an array is used the key will set the value of the empty
option while, the value will set the display text.escape
- Set to false to disable HTML escaping.The options option can take a variety of data format depending on the complexity of HTML you want generated.
You can generate simple options using a basic associative array:
'options' => ['elk' => 'Elk', 'beaver' => 'Beaver']
If you need to define additional attributes on your option elements you can use the complex form for options:
'options' => [
['value' => 'elk', 'text' => 'Elk', 'data-foo' => 'bar'],
]
This form requires that both the value
and text
keys be defined.
If either is not set options will not be generated correctly.
If you need to define option groups you can do those using nested arrays:
'options' => [
'Mammals' => [
'elk' => 'Elk',
'beaver' => 'Beaver'
]
]
And finally, if you need to put attributes on your optgroup elements you can do that with a more complex nested array form:
'options' => [
[
'text' => 'Mammals',
'data-id' => 1,
'options' => [
'elk' => 'Elk',
'beaver' => 'Beaver'
]
],
]
You are free to mix each of the forms in the same option set, and nest complex types as required.
array | $data | Data to render with. |
\Cake\View\Form\ContextInterface | $context | The current form context. |
when the name attribute is empty.
A generated select box.
_renderOptgroup(string $label, array $optgroup, array|null $disabled, array|string|null $selected, array $templateVars, boolean $escape) : string
Render the contents of an optgroup element.
string | $label | The optgroup label text |
array | $optgroup | The opt group data. |
array|null | $disabled | The options to disable. |
array|string|null | $selected | The options to select. |
array | $templateVars | Additional template variables. |
boolean | $escape | Toggle HTML escaping |
Formatted template string
_renderOptions(array $options, array|null $disabled, array|string|null $selected, array $templateVars, boolean $escape) : array
Render a set of options.
Will recursively call itself when option groups are in use.
array | $options | The options to render. |
array|null | $disabled | The options to disable. |
array|string|null | $selected | The options to select. |
array | $templateVars | Additional template variables. |
boolean | $escape | Toggle HTML escaping. |
Option elements.
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