needs some refining..

For me, to get it to work it took:

For the examples/form page to work:
Need to add a couple of lines at top:
include ('../autoloader.php');
__autoload('document');


Autoloader.php has an error(?) change a line to look like:
if(file_exists($base)) include($base);
**not $basepath, which seemed undefined.

url.php will stop the show with facebook icons missing (in template folder
which doesn't exist) so comment out as the following:

public function __construct($url, $parse = FALSE, $validate = TRUE){
echo $url;
if ($validate and !$this->isValid($url)){
// throw new UrlException('The specified URL is invalid.');
}

Thanks for pointing this one. I redesigned the autoloader upon uploading the files since I decide to split up the files into various subdirectories rather than one gigantic directory. Guess I wasnt being careful enough, sorry about that. And for URL class, I already set the default validation parameter to be false, so the URL wont auto-validate.

Hi Ordland,

This seems to work OK for me, but there are some other facets of this class that I thought you should know about:

within form.php your checking is $_POST['submit'] is set if it is then you bring back the results of the posted form.

Instead of if($_POST['submit']) maybe if(isset($_POST['submit']) is better as your still performing the same check but it does not result in an undefined index if $_POST['submit'] is not set.

Theres a typo on line 71 of align.php, it reads $this->vertial and should be vertical.

Within Filefield.php $accept is also appearing as an undefined index I think this should be declared as a protected variable within the class.

It works well and renders the HTML pretty quickly which is great.

Thanks for the class.

Best Regards

Darren Conyard

Thanks for pointing these out, I've fixed them all and hopefully the script will work out better. Also I appreciate your kind comment, I wish this API will help some people to build easy HTML GUI elements.