A widget really only does two things: it can print itself, and parse the resulting input data (and validate it, if applicable). More...
Public Member Functions | |
get_id ($obj, $token) | |
Return a nice html id string for the widget. | |
get_label ($obj, $token) | |
Return the label tag. | |
render_row ($obj, $token, $value) | |
Print a complete row in a widget table. | |
render ($obj, $token, $value) | |
Print widget. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static | validate ($obj, $token, $value) |
Validate and return widget's value. |
A widget really only does two things: it can print itself, and parse the resulting input data (and validate it, if applicable).