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<?php
/**
* Class for password controls.
*
* @author Stefan Gabos <contact@stefangabos.ro>
* @copyright (c) 2006 - 2016 Stefan Gabos
* @package Controls
*/
class Zebra_Form_Password extends Zebra_Form_Control
{
/**
* Adds an <input type="password"> control to the form.
*
* <b>Do not instantiate this class directly! Use the {@link Zebra_Form::add() add()} method instead!</b>
*
* <code>
* // create a new form
* $form = new Zebra_Form('my_form');
*
* // add a password control to the form
* $obj = $form->add('password', 'my_password');
*
* // don't forget to always call this method before rendering the form
* if ($form->validate()) {
* // put code here
* }
*
* // output the form using an automatically generated template
* $form->render();
* </code>
*
* @param string $id Unique name to identify the control in the form.
*
* The control's <b>name</b> attribute will be the same as the <b>id</b> attribute!
*
* This is the name to be used when referring to the control's value in the
* POST/GET superglobals, after the form is submitted.
*
* This is also the name of the variable to be used in custom template files, in
* order to display the control.
*
* <code>
* // in a template file, in order to print the generated HTML
* // for a control named "my_password", one would use:
* echo $my_password;
* </code>
*
* @param string $default (Optional) Default value of the password field.
*
* @param array $attributes (Optional) An array of attributes valid for
* {@link http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/interact/forms.html#h-17.4 input}
* controls (size, readonly, style, etc)
*
* Must be specified as an associative array, in the form of <i>attribute => value</i>.
* <code>
* // setting the "disabled" attribute
* $obj = $form->add(
* 'password',
* 'my_password',
* '',
* array(
* 'disabled' => 'disabled'
* )
* );
* </code>
*
* There's a special <b>data-prefix</b> attribute that you can use to add <i>uneditable
* prefixes</i> to input fields (text, images, or plain HTML), as seen in the image
* below. It works by injecting an absolutely positioned element into the DOM, right
* after the parent element, and then positioning it on the left side of the parent
* element and adjusting the width and the left padding of the parent element, so it
* looks like the prefix is part of the parent element.
*
* <i>If the prefix is plain text or HTML code, it will be contained in a <div> tag
* having the class </i> <b>Zebra_Form_Input_Prefix</b><i>; if the prefix is a path to an
* image, it will be an <img> tag having the class </i> <b>Zebra_Form_Input_Prefix</b><i>.</i>
*
* <samp>For anything other than plain text, you must use CSS to set the width and
* height of the prefix, or it will not be correctly positioned because when the image
* is not cached by the browser the code taking care of centering the image will
* be executed before the image is loaded by the browser and it will not know the
* image's width and height!</samp>
*
* {@img src=../media/zebra-form-prefix.jpg class=graphic}
*
* <code>
* // add simple text
* // style the text through the Zebra_Form_Input_Prefix class
* $form->add('password', 'my_password', '', array('data-prefix' => 'Hash:'));
*
* // add images
* // set the image's width and height through the img.Zebra_Form_Input_Prefix class
* // in your CSS or the image will not be correctly positioned!
* $form->add('password', 'my_password', '', array('data-prefix' => 'img:path/to/image'));
*
* // add html - useful when using sprites
* // again, make sure that you set somewhere the width and height of the prefix!
* $form->add('password', 'my_password', '', array('data-prefix' => '<div class="sprite image1"></div>'));
* $form->add('password', 'my_password', '', array('data-prefix' => '<div class="sprite image2"></div>'));
* </code>
*
* See {@link Zebra_Form_Control::set_attributes() set_attributes()} on how to set
* attributes, other than through the constructor.
*
* The following attributes are automatically set when the control is created and
* should not be altered manually:<br>
*
* <b>type</b>, <b>id</b>, <b>name</b>, <b>value</b>, <b>class</b>
*
* @return void
*/
function __construct($id, $default = '', $attributes = '')
{
// call the constructor of the parent class
parent::__construct();
// set the private attributes of this control
// these attributes are private for this control and are for internal use only
// and will not be rendered by the _render_attributes() method
$this->private_attributes = array(
'default_value',
'disable_xss_filters',
'locked',
);
// set the default attributes for the button control
$this->set_attributes(
array(
'type' => 'password',
'name' => $id,
'id' => $id,
'value' => $default,
'class' => 'control password',
)
);
// if "class" is amongst user specified attributes
if (is_array($attributes) && isset($attributes['class'])) {
// we need to set the "class" attribute like this, so it doesn't overwrite previous values
$this->set_attributes(array('class' => $attributes['class']), false);
// make sure we don't set it again below
unset($attributes['class']);
}
// sets user specified attributes for the control
$this->set_attributes($attributes);
}
/**
* Generates the control's HTML code.
*
* <i>This method is automatically called by the {@link Zebra_Form::render() render()} method!</i>
*
* @return string The control's HTML code
*/
function toHTML()
{
return '<input ' . $this->_render_attributes() . ($this->form_properties['doctype'] == 'xhtml' ? '/' : '') . '>';
}
}
?>