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Is there a way guys to set a class for the form:

<?php
	$this->Form->create();
?>

 

 

First parameter to Form::create is the URI to POST to, default null  for current page. Second parameter is an array of attributes--this is where you can set your class.

e.g.

$this->Form->create(null, array('class' => "class1 class2 class3"));
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First parameter to Form::create is the URI to POST to, default null  for current page. Second parameter is an array of attributes--this is where you can set your class.

e.g.

$this->Form->create(null, array('class' => "class1 class2 class3"));

 

Thanks Tyson mate, I tried just the array without the null and it did the actions so need null then array :D

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Thanks Tyson mate, I tried just the array without the null and it did the actions so need null then array :D

 

Yes, that is how passing parameters works. If you want to specify a third parameter, for instance, you must also explicitly pass the first and second parameters, regardless of whether they are optional.

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