[TYPO3-project-formidable] CAPTCHA: HowTo Remove <br>-tags between Input and reload Image

[Hauke Hain]

Hi Luc,

I found out that there is such a helpful template engine very late.
I just reworked my whole XML and I am using a template now.
I did not find out how I set childs, so I removed the parent.
Now I dont have the <br/<-Tags anymore. (I want the input next to the 
images.)

I find a bug: {captcha.label}: The output is only the text of the label , 
not the whole label as in other renderlets.
Solution:
Replace
"label" => $this->oForm->_getLLLabel($this->aElement["label"]),
With
"label" => $sLabel,

Can you tell me what the copylabel actually is? It seems to me that it does 
not have any use.

Regards,
Hauke

"Luc Muller" <"l.muller[no]"@[spam]ameos.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:mailman.1.1235495515.14830.typo3-project-formidable at lists.netfielders.de...
> Your idea is correct.
>
> making the display in full CSS.
>
> but I can't do :
>
> > In Line 83 you have to add these lines, so that the function is the same
> > (if $sCopy has a value the <br>-Tags are set, otherwise they aren't):
> >    if ($sCopy) {
> >      $sCopy = "<br/>".$sCopy."<br/>";
> >    }
>
> as <br /> are going to be rendered in template mode.
>
> see htmlbag=>copylabel
>
> $aHtmlBag = array(
> "__compiled" => $sLabel .$aCaptcha["img"].$aCaptcha["reload"]."<br 
> />".$sCopy."<br />". $sInput,
> "label" => $this->oForm->_getLLLabel($this->aElement["label"]),
> "image"=>$aCaptcha["img"],
> "reload"=>$aCaptcha["reload"],
> "copylabel"=>$sCopy,
> "input" => $sInput,
> );
>
> I think that __compiled, should not be used in template mode.
> You'd better make your custom html structure and explode your captcha 
> element using the template engine.
>
> basiccaly, if I used <br />
>
> it's to have the possibily to write something like this in the template :
>
> <p>{firstfield}</p>
> <p>{secondfield}</p>
> <p>{captcha}</p>
> <p>{submit}</p>
>
> as this html should remain w3c valid, it can only be with <br /> or <span> 
> or other inline tags in the compiled.
>
> from this, the only tag I can add to have line break without using 
> specific css style is a <br />.
>
> I Don't know if you got another idea for this ?
>
> I'll appreciate any point of you :)
>
> thanks a lot
>
> Luc Muller =:0)
>
>