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What do you mean by this?

 

Also, Form::fieldText is generic. While it defaults to 'text', you can override this with attributes, e.g.

// Email field
$this->Form->fieldText('name', 'value' array('type' => 'email'));

 

ohh , yes , your code is working , i have thought that the input type aren't override by the attributes .

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