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Changeset 452170

Timestamp:

10/17/2011 08:15:47 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

tombenner

Message:

Adding a missing backtick in the last screenshot description

Location:

wp-mvc

Files:

r452134	r452170
64	64	3. An example of the default "admin/index" view, which includes search functionality and pagination by default and can be customized.
65	65	4. An example of the default "admin/add" view. See the next screenshot for the code that creates it.
66		5. The code of the "admin/add" view in the previous screenshot. Forms can be easily created using the form helper, which includes an `input()` method that automatically determines the data type of the field and shows an appropriate input tag. Methods for most types of inputs (textareas, hidden inputs, select tags, checkboxes, etc) are also available, as are association-related input methods like `belongs_to_dropdown()` and has_many_dropdown()`.
	66	5. The code of the "admin/add" view in the previous screenshot. Forms can be easily created using the form helper, which includes an `input()` method that automatically determines the data type of the field and shows an appropriate input tag. Methods for most types of inputs (textareas, hidden inputs, select tags, checkboxes, etc) are also available, as are association-related input methods like `belongs_to_dropdown()` and `has_many_dropdown()`.

r452134	r452170
64	64	3. An example of the default "admin/index" view, which includes search functionality and pagination by default and can be customized.
65	65	4. An example of the default "admin/add" view. See the next screenshot for the code that creates it.
66		5. The code of the "admin/add" view in the previous screenshot. Forms can be easily created using the form helper, which includes an `input()` method that automatically determines the data type of the field and shows an appropriate input tag. Methods for most types of inputs (textareas, hidden inputs, select tags, checkboxes, etc) are also available, as are association-related input methods like `belongs_to_dropdown()` and has_many_dropdown()`.
	66	5. The code of the "admin/add" view in the previous screenshot. Forms can be easily created using the form helper, which includes an `input()` method that automatically determines the data type of the field and shows an appropriate input tag. Methods for most types of inputs (textareas, hidden inputs, select tags, checkboxes, etc) are also available, as are association-related input methods like `belongs_to_dropdown()` and `has_many_dropdown()`.

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