Thank you for the compliment. I am OK with putting the form elements (using the CodeIgniter form_heper) directly into the view because frequently you run into the need for changes or forms that are atypical. Often, you'll generate a form and then have a client request an update or change.
I think that it works OK for getting code done and launched quickly.
Your CI tuts are really great and I like how You make the code so clean :)
The only thing I miss in CI is seperate form class, so I don't have to put the whole form elements in view and be able to use twig engine ;)
wipcrk 5 months ago
@wipcrk
Thank you for the compliment. I am OK with putting the form elements (using the CodeIgniter form_heper) directly into the view because frequently you run into the need for changes or forms that are atypical. Often, you'll generate a form and then have a client request an update or change.
I think that it works OK for getting code done and launched quickly.
ShawnMcCool 5 months ago