Last modified: 2014-02-12 23:38:00 UTC
I tried to create an Extension to get use of new HTML5 fields. https://github.com/DaSchTour/SemanticFormsHTML5 But I failed totaly because the fields I created where not displayed. Even when trying something simple like described here http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms/Developers%27_documentation It did not work. For example like this global $sfgFormPrinter; $sfgFormPrinter->setInputTypeHook('html5', 'sfHtml5', array()); function sfHtml5($cur_value, $input_name, $is_mandatory, $is_disabled, $other_args) { global $sfgTabIndex, $sfgFieldNum, $sfgShowOnSelect; if ( array_key_exists( 'class', $other_args ) ) { $className .= ' ' . $other_args['class']; } $input_id = "input_$sfgFieldNum"; $disabled_text = ( $is_disabled ) ? 'disabled' : ''; $html5input=$field_args['html5']; $html = <<<END <input id="$input_id" name="{$input_name}[value]" type="$html5input" class="$className" tabindex="$sfgTabIndex" $checked_str $disabled_text/> END; return $html; } It only should enter the input of tje html5 attribut into the type field. I only get an non-type-error. It would be really great if someone could help with this. Would be nice to get the possibility for testing HTML5 input types. This way some of the jQuery workarounds could get obsolete in future.
Here is the idea I had https://github.com/DaSchTour/SemanticFormsHTML5/tree/dev I tried with color, number and email
Assining this to me. There were some problems when testing, because SemanticForms overrieds field that misses or do not fit with template.