Hello,
I have a radio button set up but where can I find the radio buttons html output?
I want to change the output to split the input group and the label so I can make the radio a custom one. With images and :before pseudo classes.
not sure .. never played but might be
components\com_virtuemart\sublayouts\customfield.php ~ line 460
things like
if($type== 'M'){
$selectType = 'select.radiolist';
$class = '';
}
and
$customfield->display = JHtml::_ ($selectType, $options, $customProductDataName.'[' . $customfield->virtuemart_customfield_id . ']', $class, 'value', 'text', $currentValue,$idTag);
u can over ride this file in the template
Quote from: GJC Web Design on November 21, 2018, 15:06:51 PM
not sure .. never played but might be
components\com_virtuemart\sublayouts\customfield.php ~ line 460
things like
if($type== 'M'){
$selectType = 'select.radiolist';
$class = '';
}
and
$customfield->display = JHtml::_ ($selectType, $options, $customProductDataName.'[' . $customfield->virtuemart_customfield_id . ']', $class, 'value', 'text', $currentValue,$idTag);
u can over ride this file in the template
Ok I see this. But how do I, for example, make the output different:
<div class="controls">
<label for="customProductData_1_1413" id="customProductData_1_1413-lbl" class="radio">
<input type="radio" name="customProductData[1][5]" id="customProductData_1_1413" value="13">Black
</label>
<label for="customProductData_1_1414" id="customProductData_1_1414-lbl" class="radio">
<input type="radio" name="customProductData[1][5]" id="customProductData_1_1414" value="14">Charcoal
</label>
</div>Now I want to make it like this:
<div class="controls">
<div class="swatch">
<input type="radio" name="customProductData[1][5]" id="customProductData_1_1413" value="13">
<label for="customProductData_1_1413" id="customProductData_1_1413-lbl" class="radio">Black</label>
</div>
<div class="swatch">
<input type="radio" name="customProductData[1][5]" id="customProductData_1_1414" value="14">
<label for="customProductData_1_1414" id="customProductData_1_1414-lbl" class="radio">Charcoal</label>
</div>
</div>
the output is standard JHtml radios
I guess make your own function to render your radios or do some fancy css to swap the label and input .. position , float etc
Quote from: GJC Web Design on November 22, 2018, 11:55:59 AM
the output is standard JHtml radios
I guess make your own function to render your radios or do some fancy css to swap the label and input .. position , float etc
Where can I see how this is generated?
I have found the file /libraries/cms/html/select but now what is my best option to override? Because changing the core is not advised.
I really need to change the DOM positions of the output so with CSS it probably won't work. I actually want to change the output itself, I could use Javascript but that will eventually cause problems in the future. If I can change the generated HMTL directly that would be great. But I cannot find anything regarding this method.
wont help unless u want to hack/over ride core Joomla
https://api.joomla.org/cms-3/classes/JHtmlSelect.html#method_radiolist
in the customfield file u have the options[] ... u need to code some std php to produce the html radios u want from it
Quote from: GJC Web Design on November 22, 2018, 16:36:03 PM
wont help unless u want to hack/over ride core Joomla
https://api.joomla.org/cms-3/classes/JHtmlSelect.html#method_radiolist
in the customfield file u have the options[] ... u need to code some std php to produce the html radios u want from it
Do you know how to override that specific core function?
I seriously hate how Joomla handles this honestly. How the hell is this developer friendly. The output is always the same, and you cannot override it easily in your template. That's stupid logic @ Joomla developers.
Quotein the customfield file u have the options[] ... u need to code some std php to produce the html radios u want from it
u need to this ...
just do a php loop of the options to produce what u want