main:
- card:
- h1: GET Form Test
- form-get-self:
- row:
- formcol:
- inputlabel:
name: search
type: text
class: form-control
id: searchid
label: Search
- row:
- formcol:
- formsubmit: SEARCH
- card:
- h1: POST Form Test
- form-post-self:
- row:
- formcol:
- inputlabel:
name: Phone
type: text
class: form-control
id: Phone
label: Phone Number
- formcol:
- inputlabel:
name: Email
type: email
class: form-control
id: Email
label: Email address
- row:
- formcol:
- formsubmit:
SUBMIT
- card:
- h1: File Upload Test
- p: >
Uploads work on a plain YAML page — no separate .php file needed.
The embedded PHP below reads $_FILES just like a normal PHP page.
- form-upload-self:
- row:
- formcol:
- inputlabel:
name: upload
type: file
class: form-control
id: uploadid
label: Choose a file (e.g. a picture)
- row:
- formcol:
- formsubmit: UPLOAD
- h3: 'PHP Script Output:'
- php: |
echo '<pre>';
if (!empty($_FILES)) {
foreach ($_FILES as $field => $f) {
if (is_array($f['name'])) {
echo "\$_FILES['$field']: " . count($f['name']) . " file(s)\n";
} else if ($f['error'] === UPLOAD_ERR_OK) {
echo "\$_FILES['$field']: {$f['name']} ({$f['type']}, {$f['size']} bytes)\n";
} else if ($f['error'] === UPLOAD_ERR_NO_FILE) {
echo "\$_FILES['$field']: no file selected\n";
} else {
echo "\$_FILES['$field']: upload error {$f['error']}\n";
}
}
}
if (!empty($_POST)) {
echo '$_POST=';
var_dump($_POST);
}
else if (!empty($_GET)) {
echo '$_GET=';
var_dump($_GET);
}
else if (empty($_FILES))
echo 'No GET or POST data';
echo '</pre>';
^form-get-self:
tag: form
params:
class: m-2
method: get
action: /form
^form-post-self:
tag: form
params:
class: m-2
method: post
action: /form
^form-upload-self:
tag: form
params:
class: m-2
method: post
action: /form
enctype: multipart/form-data
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