Add HtmlAttributes.ToString that renders the html

[fsateler]

Otherwise you end up with weird stuff like: form.Write(navigation.Submit("text") rendering ChameleonForms.Component.ButtonHtmlAttributes

[robdmoore]

I'm very comfortable pulling this in, but I'm very curious about why you are using form.Write?

[fsateler]

Well, a lot of my forms have just a single button. So I created an extension method that basically does:

using (var n = form.BeginNavigation()) {
    form.Write(n.Submit());
}

But then I had the class name printed instead of a button ;)

[robdmoore]

Another way is to get your extension method to return the IHtmlString from f.Submit()

That way you don't need to call Writr and you retain control of the output stream within your razor file.

On 28 Oct 2015, at 8:18 pm, Felipe Sateler [email protected] wrote:

Well, a lot of my forms have just a single button. So I created an extension method that basically does:

using (var n = form.BeginNavigation()) {
form.Write(f.Submit());
}
But then I had the class name printed instead of a button ;)

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[fsateler]

Ah, that makes sense. BTW, is there an ETA or a list of issues to be finished before we get a new release? I don't see milestones in the issue tracker.

[robdmoore]

I'm just waiting for a PR review of #132 from @MattDavies and then we will release 2.0.

[fsateler]

OK, thanks

On 28 October 2015 at 13:20, Rob Moore [email protected] wrote:

I'm just waiting for a PR review of #132
#132 from @MattDavies
https://github.com/MattDavies and then we will release 2.0.

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Saludos,
Felipe Sateler

[fsateler]

FWIW, the suggestion didn't work, because the Navigation.Dispose method also writes to the stream directly, and thus the button ends outside the navigation section.

[robdmoore]

Ahh right of course. Good catch.

On 29 Oct 2015, at 3:45 am, Felipe Sateler [email protected] wrote:

FWIW, the suggestion didn't work, because the Navigation.Dispose method also writes to the stream directly, and thus the button ends outside the navigation section.

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