Change Details

>Currently, to write an combobox in MediaWiki, the steps are: > - a call to Xml:openElement for <select... > - as many calls to Html:element( 'option', ...) as the count of options > - a call to Xml:closeElement to get the </select> > >This makes operations like "write a combobox with this array as options and set the option ... as default" rather long and tedious to write. > >A widget class would be interesting to abstract the process. Move XmlSelect to its own file, and use it where it should be used in various codez.

>Currently, to write an combobox in MediaWiki, the steps are: > - a call to Xml:openElement for <select... > - as many calls to Html:element( 'option', ...) as the count of options > - a call to Xml:closeElement to get the </select> > >This makes operations like "write a combobox with this array as options and set the option ... as default" rather long and tedious to write. > >A widget class would be interesting to abstract the process. ~~Move XmlSelect to its own file, and~~ use it where it should be used in various codez.

>Currently, to write an combobox in MediaWiki, the steps are: > - a call to Xml:openElement for <select... > - as many calls to Html:element( 'option', ...) as the count of options > - a call to Xml:closeElement to get the </select> > >This makes operations like "write a combobox with this array as options and set the option ... as default" rather long and tedious to write. > >A widget class would be interesting to abstract the process. ~~Move XmlSelect to its own file, and~~ use it where it should be used in various codez.