Fb:editor

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1 Description
2 Attributes
3 Examples
4 Notes

Description

Creates a form with two columns, just like the form on the edit-profile page. The children of fb:editor specify the rows of the form. For example, an fb:editor-text child adds a row with a text field in the right column. The label attribute of the fb:editor-* child specifies what text appears in the left column of that row.

Warning: This form is submitted via POST method.

Attributes

Required	Name	Type	Description
required	action	`string`	The URL to which the form's data is posted. The URL must be relative.
optional	width	`int`	The width of the second column (not the whole form/table), in pixels. (Default value is `425`.)
	labelwidth	`int`	The width of the first column of the form/table, in pixels. (Default value is `75`.). Note: This value cannot be 0 as it is ignored; use 1 instead.

Examples

<fb:editor action="?do-it" labelwidth="100">
     <fb:editor-text label="Title" name="title" value=""/>
     <fb:editor-text label="Author" name="author" value=""/>
     <fb:editor-custom label="Status">
          <select name="state">
               <option value="0" selected>have read</option>
               <option value="1">am reading</option>
               <option value="2">want to read</option>
          </select>
     </fb:editor-custom>
     <fb:editor-textarea label="Comment" name="comment"/>
     <fb:editor-buttonset>
          <fb:editor-button value="Add"/>
          <fb:editor-button value="Recommend"/>
          <fb:editor-cancel />
     </fb:editor-buttonset>
</fb:editor>

Notes

The action attribute for fb:editor must be a relative URL, if you write the whole address the POST parameters are lost. Facebook appends your canvas callback URL address to the action attribute value.--Ildegardo J Elizondo 12:12, 18 July 2008 (PDT)

Mock AJAX: There is currently no way to implement Mock AJAX using fb:editor. In order to use Mock AJAX, you must mimic the HTML equivalent of fb:editor and combine it with Mock AJAX as described at [1].