Nice html output. It's exactly what I use for forms most of the time.
ps: Your code is experiencing random smilies and missing textfields :)
Cristi Balan
· 1 year ago
Nice html output. It's exactly what I use for forms most of the time.
ps: Your code is experiencing random smilies and missing textfields :)
Thomas Hurst
· 1 year ago
Be warned, having the label to the side instead of above (like on this comment form) can be bad for accuracy and eye movement. With it to the side people zig-zag, with them above they can take the form in with a single scan and are less likely to need to re-check labels or mix up inputs.
I like this approach, and I think this is the way to go. I would much rather have validations on the client side (or at least have it as an option), even if I do use validations on the models for safety and to stop people from mucking with things. Doing validations on submit blows up file uploads too, which is thoroughly annoying.
I look forward to when Merb gets a little more stable and I'll definitely use this code or something closely resembling it. Thanks!
MJ
· 1 year ago
Nice form output!
We're just starting to experiment with Merb and it's good to see there are other dev-shops out there embracing this newer technology.
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ps: Your code is experiencing random smilies and missing textfields :)
ps: Your code is experiencing random smilies and missing textfields :)
A nice small study on it: http://www.uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000107.php
http://github.com/Shadowfiend/awesome_fields/tr...
Similar idea.
http://github.com/justinfrench/formtastic/tree/...
I look forward to when Merb gets a little more stable and I'll definitely use this code or something closely resembling it. Thanks!
We're just starting to experiment with Merb and it's good to see there are other dev-shops out there embracing this newer technology.