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CSS classes for buttons

Created: 09/May/07 01:12 PM Updated: 28/Jan/08 10:33 AM

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I'd like to be able to add a CSS class to my submit buttons. Please...

either extend {mail-input} to allow the following:

{mail-input:type=submit|value=Request Brochure|cssClass=button}

and/or, extend {mail-submit} to allow the following:

{mail-submit:value=Request Brochure|cssClass=button}

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Dan Hardiker - 28/Jan/08 09:59 AM

I have done this by adding cssClass and cssStyle parameters. To do this in the allotted time I've removed the backward compatibility element of having {mail-submit:Button Text}, which now will need to be {mail-submit:value=Button Text}.

As there is a sensible default of "Send", I don't think this will be much of an issue as is worth including.

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Dan Hardiker - 28/Jan/08 10:06 AM

Actually I've added the following code to maintain backward compatibility:

String title = (String) params.get(RAW_PARAMS_KEY);
if (TextUtils.stringSet( title ) && (title.startsWith("value=") || title.indexOf("|") > -1)) {
  title = (String) params.get("value");
}
if (!TextUtils.stringSet( title )) {
  title = "Send";
}

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Simon Wheatley - 28/Jan/08 10:19 AM

@Dan - What's the upshot of that? My Java skimming skills are ~~rusty~~ non-existent.

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Dan Hardiker - 28/Jan/08 10:33 AM

It means that {mail-input:blurb} will be parsed the same as {mail-input:value=blurb} so that the old usage format will still be supported.