"formparameters" prints the runtime environment parameters in HTML form format. It prints only data context parameters and can be used to create links.
{{ formparameters [options="<options_list>"] }}
Generate an option input field; these fields are used in forms to allow the reader to enter data. These must be used in conjunction with the form statements.
{{ camp_select object="<object_name>"
attribute="<attribute_name>"
[html_code="<HTML_code>"] }}
If the html_code parameter was set, the HTML code will be inserted inside the input field.
{{ camp_select object="user"
attribute="country"
html_code="id=\"countryId\"" }}
The following code will output a pop-up list of available countries:
<select name="f_user_country" id="countryId"> ... </select>
Generate an input text field; these fields are used in forms to allow the reader to enter data. These must be used in conjunction with the form statements.
{{ camp_edit object="<object_name>"
attribute="<attribute_name>"
[html_code="<HTML_code>"]
[size ="<field_length>"]
[columns="<max_columns>"]
[rows="<max_rows>"] }}
For text input fields, if the size parameter was set, the input field size will be set to that value. For text box fields, if the columns/rows parameter was set, the box will have the given number of columns/rows.
Note: columns and rows parameters were implemented starting with Newscoop version 3.2.2.
If the html_code parameter was set, the HTML code will be inserted inside the input field. For example, the following code:
{{ camp_edit object="user"
attribute="name"
html_code="id=\"userNameInput\"" }}
will output:
<input type="text" name="f_user_name" size="50" maxlength="255" id="userNameInput">
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