[solved]Formbuilder template get radiobutton ID

[HarmO]

I'm creating a personalised template in formbuilder 0.7.4,
i have a radiobutton group called "datum" and use this code in the template

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{section name=numloop loop=$datum->input}
{if $datum->label_parts == 1}
<label for="{$datum->input[numloop]->input_id}" class="inline">
{$datum->input[numloop]->input}
{$datum->input[numloop]->name|strip_tags}
</label>
{/if}
{/section}

Now it works fine, but the {$datum->input[numloop]->input_id} code does not return the id/name of the radiobutton. insted it stays empty.

I can't seem to find an other code that outputs this input id.

whit other input types i don't seem to have te problem.

Who can help me?

[Jo Morg]

I'm creating a personalised template in formbuilder 0.7.4,

Rollback or downgrade to 0.7.3.

0.7.4 has a few bugs that might be causing that.

[HarmO]

Downgrading will mean i need to redo all my forms, no?

not really keen on doing that...

is there no other way around?

[HarmO]

I found the first part of the id which is the id of the radio button group

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{$datum->input_id}

but the it is followed by an underscore and the id of the field
(_0 or _1)

[HarmO]

Ok, i don't know if it is the right way to do it,

but i found a way a way around:
Knowing that the id starts with the id of the radiobutton group followed by a underscore and the id of the radiobutton.

some analysis shows that the radiobutton id itselfs starts at 0
i declare a var $i=0 and in at the end of the loop i add 1 to i{$i=$i+1}

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{if $datum->multiple_parts == 1}
{$i = "0"}
	{section name=numloop loop=$datum->input}
	{if $datum->label_parts == 1}
	<label for="{$datum->input_id}_{$i}" class="inline">
	{$datum->input[numloop]->input}{$i=$i+1}
	{$datum->input[numloop]->name|strip_tags}</label>
{/if}
{/section}

[Jo Morg]

Downgrading will mean i need to redo all my forms, no?

No. You can export the forms as XML and re-import them back. AFAIK and giving credit to some other post here on the forum, it works also for a downgrade.
My previous warning comes from the fact that there have been quite a number of reports of bugs and issues with that version of FB, and if you find additional problems further down your development path, you may eventually have to downgrade all the same.

[velden]

I think you're already using the work around by putting the input inside the label. No use for 'for' attribute in that case I suppose. So just don't use it.

[HarmO]

Not quite Velden,

It is not completely the same if i add the for="" or not.

by adding the for="#SomeId" you can select the text, but if you don't place it, you need to really click on the radio button to select it. Even is the radio button is in the label tag (I used firefox 26.0 to check it).

Thanks for the feedback.
i hope this workaround will be useful for someone one day .