org.apache.wiki.forms
Class FormInput
java.lang.Object
org.apache.wiki.forms.FormElement
org.apache.wiki.forms.FormInput
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- WikiPlugin
public class FormInput
- extends FormElement
Creates a simple input text field.
Fields inherited from class org.apache.wiki.forms.FormElement |
FORM_VALUES_CARRIER, HANDLERPARAM_PREFIX, HIDE_SUCCESS, PARAM_ELEMENT, PARAM_FORM, PARAM_FORMNAMEHIDDEN, PARAM_HANDLER, PARAM_HIDEFORM, PARAM_INPUTNAME, PARAM_POPULATE, PARAM_SUBMITHANDLER, PARAM_VALUE |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
PARAM_TYPE
public static final String PARAM_TYPE
- Parameter name for setting the type. Value is "type".
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
PARAM_SIZE
public static final String PARAM_SIZE
- Parameter name for setting the size of the input field. Value is "size".
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
FormInput
public FormInput()
execute
public String execute(WikiContext ctx,
Map<String,String> params)
throws PluginException
- Generates a dynamic form element on the WikiPage.
This is the main entry point for any plugin. The parameters are parsed,
and a special parameter called "_body" signifies the name of the plugin
body, i.e. the part of the plugin that is not a parameter of
the form "key=value". This has been separated using an empty
line.
Note that it is preferred that the plugin returns
XHTML-compliant HTML (i.e. close all tags, use <br />
instead of <br>, etc.
- Parameters:
ctx
- The current WikiContext.params
- A Map which contains key-value pairs. Any
parameter that the user has specified on the
wiki page will contain String-String
parameters, but it is possible that at some future date,
JSPWiki will give you other things that are not Strings.
- Returns:
- HTML, ready to be included into the rendered page.
- Throws:
PluginException
- In case anything goes wrong.
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