Solution
It won't magically happen unless you do something like this:
Form::macro('date', function($clear, $name, $id, $value) {
return "<input type=\"date\" data-clear-btn=\"$clear\" name=\"$name\" id=\"$id\" value=\"$value\">";
});
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1 year ago.
how does PHP know that your first parameter is data-clear-btn?
Form::macro('date', function($clearbtn = true, $name = '', $id = '') {
return ' <input type="date" data-clear-btn="'.$clearbtn.'" name="'.$name.'" id="'.$id.' value="">';
});
EDIT what popolla said ;)
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1 year ago.
@zenry: I'm the unlucky one, my code doesn't get PHP syntax highlighting! :D
EDIT: fixed !!
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1 year ago.
Well the string could be dissected to detect html properties or is this too far fetched?
BTW my PHP is very bad. :P
Would be a nice capability if laravel could do that though XD I'm going to look in to that!
Thanx for the help guys.
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1 year ago.
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