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# BladeOneHtml extension library (optional)

Requires: BladeOne

For using this tag, the code requires to use the class BladeOneHtml

## New Tags

### Select/endselect

```html
@select('id1')
    @item('0','--Select a country--',$countrySelected,'')
    @items($countries,'id','name',$countrySelected,'')
@endselect()
```

- `@select`/`@endselect` creates the **select** tag. The first value is the id and name of the tag.
- `@item` allows to add one element **option** tag. 
-   The first value is the id and the second is the visible text. 
-   The third tag indicates the selected element. It could be a single value or an array of elements.
- `@items` allows to add one list of elements **option** tag. 
-   The first value is the list of values, 
-   the second and third is the id and name. 
-   And the fourth one is the selected value (optional)
    
![select](http://i.imgur.com/yaMavQB.jpg?1)

### Input

```html
@input('iduser',$currentUser,'text'[,$extra])
```

`@input` creates a **input** tag. The first value is the id/name, the second is the default value, the third is the type (by default is text for textbox)*[]: 

### Form/endform
```form
@form(['action'],['post'][,$extra])
    ... form goes here
@endform
```
`@form` creates **form** html tag. The first value (optional) is the action, the second value (optional) is the method ('post','get')

### listboxes
```html
@listboxes('idlistbox',$countries,'id','name',$multipleSelect)
```

- `@listboxes(id,$listvalues,$fieldid,$fieldvalue,·selected,[$extra])` Creates a list box
-   The `id` indicates the id of the object. It shoulds be unique.
-   `$listvalues` indicates the vlaues to show in the object.
-   `$fieldid` indicates the field used as key.
-   `$fieldvalue` indicates the field used to show.
-   `$selected` indicates the selected values.
-   `$extra` (optional) indicates the extra value (see note below).

### selectgroup

### radio/endradio

### checkbox/endcheckbox

Single checkbox: 
```html
@checkbox('idsimple','777','SelectMe','777')
```

Multiple checkboxes:
```html
@checkbox('id3')
    @item('0','--Select a country--')<br>
    @items($countries,'id','name',$countrySelected,'%s<br>')
@endcheckbox()
```

- `@checkbox(id,$value,$label,$valueSelected,[$extra])`
-   `id` indicates the id of the object. It shoulds be unique
-   `$value` indicates the value of the checkbox when its selected.
-   `$label` shows the label of the object.
-   `$valueselected` indicates the selected value. If $value is equals to $valueselected then the checkbox is checked
-   `$extra` (optional) indicates the extra value (see section note below).

>  Note: It could be generates as a single value or as a list of checkboxes (see examples)


### item/trio

### items/trios

### textarea

### hidden

### label
```html
@label('id','Select the value:')
```
- `@label(id,$label,[$extra])`
-   `id` indicates the id of the input object related with the label.  
-   `$label` shows the label of the object.  
-   `$extra` (optional) indicates the extra value (see section note below).


### commandbutton

### link (new in 1.6)
```html
@link('http://www.google.com','Go to google')
```



### NOTE: Extra Parameter
 
Additionally, you can add an (optional) last parameter with additional value (see the example of @select)

```html
 <!-- code using bootstrap -->
 <div class="form-group">
  <label for="sel1">Select list:</label>
        @select('id1')
            @item('0','--Select a country--',"",class='form-control'")
            @items($countries,'id','name',"",$countrySelected)
        @endselect()
  </select>
</div>
```