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	By default, ATK positions each attribute on a separate row. The addFieldSet() function can be used to position multiple attributes on the same row. It allows the programmer complete control over the placement of the attribute labels and values on the row. The programmer may also embed HTML tags to further control the positioning of the labels and values on the form.		By default, ATK positions each attribute on a separate row. The addFieldSet() function can be used to position multiple attributes on the same row. It allows the programmer complete control over the placement of the attribute labels and values on the row. The programmer may also embed HTML tags to further control the positioning of the labels and values on the form.

	The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues. ~~[http://www.casino-virtuelle.com/meilleurs-casinos-en-ligne meilleur casino]~~		The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.

	To make use of the addFieldSet() function, you need to have an ATK build created after June 11, 2008.		To make use of the addFieldSet() function, you need to have an ATK build created after June 11, 2008.

AliciaJohns at 17:17, 17 September 2010

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	By default, ATK positions each attribute on a separate row. The addFieldSet() function can be used to position multiple attributes on the same row. It allows the programmer complete control over the placement of the attribute labels and values on the row. The programmer may also embed HTML tags to further control the positioning of the labels and values on the form.		By default, ATK positions each attribute on a separate row. The addFieldSet() function can be used to position multiple attributes on the same row. It allows the programmer complete control over the placement of the attribute labels and values on the row. The programmer may also embed HTML tags to further control the positioning of the labels and values on the form.

	The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.		The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues. [http://www.casino-virtuelle.com/meilleurs-casinos-en-ligne meilleur casino]

	To make use of the addFieldSet() function, you need to have an ATK build created after June 11, 2008.		To make use of the addFieldSet() function, you need to have an ATK build created after June 11, 2008.

ReneB: /* Moving the concatenated labels to the attribute label */

2010-09-17T09:37:17Z

Moving the concatenated labels to the attribute label

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	function label($record = array()) {		function label($record = array()) {
	if (hasflag($this->m_flags,AF_FIELDSET_LABEL)) {		if (hasflag($this->m_flags,AF_FIELDSET_LABEL)) {
	$this->renderFieldSet('edit', $record);		//edit mode is okay, we just need the label part anyway.
			$this->renderFieldSet('edit', $record,'edit');
	return implode(" ",$this->fieldSetLabel);		return implode(" ",$this->fieldSetLabel);
	} else {		} else {

ReneB at 09:34, 17 September 2010

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	addFieldSet($name, $template, $flags=0, $sections=NULL, $order=0)		addFieldSet($name, $template, $flags=0, $sections=NULL, $order=0)

			</syntaxhighlight>


			== Moving the concatenated labels to the attribute label ==
			Addition by René Bakx(http://renebakx.nl)

			If you want to move the concatenated you defined in your fieldset to the label part of the attribute, create an extended fieldset with the following code :

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
			define("AF_FIELDSET_LABEL", AF_SPECIFIC_5);

			class myFieldSet extends atkFieldSet {

			var $fieldSetLabel = "";

			protected function renderFieldSet($type, $record, $mode, $fieldprefix='') {
			$replacements = array();
			(hasflag($this->m_flags,AF_FIELDSET_LABEL))?$flagToLabel = true:$flagToLabel = false;
			$fields = array_unique($this->getParser()->getFields());
			foreach ($fields as $field) {
			@list($attrName, $part) = explode('.', $field);
			$attr = $this->getOwnerInstance()->getAttribute($attrName);
			switch ($part) {
			case 'label':
			if ($flagToLabel) {
			$this->fieldSetLabel[] = $attr->getLabel($record, $mode);
			} else {
			$replacements[$attrName][$part] = $attr->getLabel($record, $mode);
			}
			break;
			case 'field':
			if ($type == 'edit')
			$replacements[$attrName][$part] = $attr->getEdit($mode, $record, $fieldprefix);
			else if ($type == 'display')
			$replacements[$attrName][$part] = $attr->display($record, $mode);
			break;
			}
			}

			return $this->getParser()->parse($replacements);
			}

			function label($record = array()) {
			if (hasflag($this->m_flags,AF_FIELDSET_LABEL)) {
			$this->renderFieldSet('edit', $record);
			return implode(" ",$this->fieldSetLabel);
			} else {
			return parent::label($record);
			}

			}
			}
			</syntaxhighlight>

			As you can see i mapped the last AF_SPECIFIC_FLAG to a new more readable flag so you can use both the default method and the moved label method with one fieldset call

			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
			// Render the old way:
			$this->addFieldSet("group0","[department_id.label] [department_id.field] [department_id.label] [manager_id.field] ",AF_SEARCHABLE\|AF_BLANK_LABEL,NULL,300 );
			// Or render it with the department_id.label and department_id.label as attribute label
			$this->addFieldSet("group0","[department_id.label] [department_id.field] [department_id.label] [manager_id.field] ",AF_SEARCHABLE\|AF_FIELDSET_LABEL,NULL,300 );
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

Samk at 23:08, 2 January 2009

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	{{howto\|intermediate\|Jorge Garifuna <http://www.garidigital.com>}}		{{howto\|intermediate\|Jorge Garifuna <http://www.garidigital.com>}}

			By default, ATK positions each attribute on a separate row. The addFieldSet() function can be used to position multiple attributes on the same row. It allows the programmer complete control over the placement of the attribute labels and values on the row. The programmer may also embed HTML tags to further control the positioning of the labels and values on the form.

	The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.		The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.

bahtiar at 22:48, 28 August 2008

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			{{howto\|intermediate\|Jorge Garifuna <http://www.garidigital.com>}}

	The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.		The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.

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	~~Until next time,~~

	~~Jorge Garifuna~~

	~~[GariDigital.com http://www.GariDigital.com]~~

Jgarifuna at 22:42, 11 June 2008

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Jgarifuna at 22:41, 11 June 2008

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	Assumming we had the following node:		Assumming we had the following node:

	~~{{{~~		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	function employee()		function employee()
	{		{
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	$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");		$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");
	}		}
	~~}}}~~		</syntaxhighlight>

	Now let's group the following attributes so they appear on the same row:		Now let's group the following attributes so they appear on the same row:
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	Below is the revised version of our node to accommodate for these enhancements using the addFieldSet() function:		Below is the revised version of our node to accommodate for these enhancements using the addFieldSet() function:

	~~{{{~~		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	function employee()		function employee()
	{		{
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	$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");		$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");
	}		}
	~~}}}~~		</syntaxhighlight>

	The addFieldSet() function is defined as follows on '''class.atknode.inc''':		The addFieldSet() function is defined as follows on '''class.atknode.inc''':

	~~{{{~~		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	addFieldSet($name, $template, $flags=0, $sections=NULL, $order=0)		addFieldSet($name, $template, $flags=0, $sections=NULL, $order=0)

	~~}}}~~		</syntaxhighlight>

	Until next time,		Until next time,

Jgarifuna: New page: The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues...

2008-06-11T22:39:35Z

New page: The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues...

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The addFieldSet() function was introduced to ATK on June 11, 2008. Prior to this the addGroup() function was used, but subsequently dropped from the core of ATK due to compatibility issues.

To make use of the addFieldSet() function, you need to have an ATK build created after June 11, 2008.

Assumming we had the following node:

{{{
function employee()
{
$this->atkNode("employee", NF_ADD_LINK);

$this->add(new atkAttribute("id", AF_AUTOKEY));
$this->add(new atkAttribute("name", AF_OBLIGATORY|AF_UNIQUE|AF_SEARCHABLE));
$this->add(new atkManyToOneRelation("department_id","lesson3.department", AF_SEARCHABLE));
$this->add(new atkManyToOneRelation("manager_id","lesson3.employee", AF_SEARCHABLE|AF_RELATION_AUTOCOMPLETE));

$this->add(new atkDateAttribute("hiredate"));
$this->add(new atkNumberAttribute("salary", AF_TOTAL));
$this->add(new atkTextAttribute("notes", 0, AF_HIDE_LIST));

$this->setOrder("name");
$this->setIndex("name");
$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");
}
}}}

Now let's group the following attributes so they appear on the same row:

Group0 will contain: department and manager
Group1 will contain: name salary and the notes will have the label displayed on top of the attribute as opposed to the left

Below is the revised version of our node to accommodate for these enhancements using the addFieldSet() function:

{{{
function employee()
{
$this->atkNode("employee", NF_ADD_LINK);

$this->add(new atkAttribute("id", AF_AUTOKEY));
$this->add(new atkAttribute("name", AF_OBLIGATORY|AF_UNIQUE|AF_SEARCHABLE));
$this->add(new atkManyToOneRelation("department_id","lesson3.department", AF_SEARCHABLE));
$this->add(new atkManyToOneRelation("manager_id","lesson3.employee", AF_SEARCHABLE|AF_RELATION_AUTOCOMPLETE));

$this->add(new atkDateAttribute("hiredate"));
$this->add(new atkNumberAttribute("salary", AF_TOTAL));
$this->add(new atkTextAttribute("notes", 0, AF_HIDE_LIST));

$this->addFieldSet("group0","[department_id.label] [department_id.field] [manager_id.label] [manager_id.field] ",AF_SEARCHABLE|AF_BLANK_LABEL,NULL,300 );
$this->addFieldSet("group1","[name.field] [salary.field] <hr>[notes.label]:<br>[notes.field]",AF_SEARCHABLE|AF_BLANK_LABEL,NULL,600 );

$this->setOrder("name");
$this->setIndex("name");
$this->setTable("lesson3_employee");
}
}}}

The addFieldSet() function is defined as follows on '''class.atknode.inc''':

{{{
addFieldSet($name, $template, $flags=0, $sections=NULL, $order=0)

}}}

Until next time,

Jorge Garifuna
[http://www.GariDigital.com]