CHtml

Package	system.web.helpers
Inheritance	class CHtml
Since	1.0
Source Code	framework/web/helpers/CHtml.php

Property Details

the HTML code to be appended to the required label.

the HTML code to be prepended to the required label.

whether to add a CDATA wrapper around <script> and <style> contents. Defaults to true. Can be set to false for HTML5.

whether to close single tags. Defaults to true. Can be set to false for HTML5.

the counter for generating automatic input field names.

the tag name for the error container tag. Defaults to 'div'.

the CSS class for highlighting error inputs. Form inputs will be appended with this CSS class if they have input errors.

the CSS class for displaying error messages (see error).

the CSS class for displaying error summaries (see errorSummary).

Sets the default style for attaching jQuery event handlers.

If set to true (default), event handlers are delegated. Event handlers are attached to the document body and can process events from descendant elements that are added to the document at a later time.

If set to false, event handlers are directly bound. Event handlers are attached directly to the DOM element, that must already exist on the page. Elements injected into the page at a later time will not be processed.

You can override this setting for a particular element by setting the htmlOptions delegate attribute (see clientChange).

For more information about attaching jQuery event handler see https://api.jquery.com/on/

whether to render special attributes value. Defaults to true. Can be set to false for HTML5.

the CSS class for required labels. Defaults to 'required'.

whether to add type="javascript" to <script> tags. Defaults to true. Can be set to false for HTML5.

Method Details

public static string activeCheckBox(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.) A special option named 'uncheckValue' is available that can be used to specify the value returned when the checkbox is not checked. By default, this value is '0'. Internally, a hidden field is rendered so that when the checkbox is not checked, we can still obtain the posted uncheck value. If 'uncheckValue' is set as NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated check box

Generates a check box for a model attribute. The attribute is assumed to take either true or false value. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeCheckBoxList(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$data	array	value-label pairs used to generate the check box list. Note, the values will be automatically HTML-encoded, while the labels will not.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML options. The options will be applied to each checkbox input. The following special options are recognized: template: string, specifies how each checkbox is rendered. Defaults to "{input} {label}", where "{input}" will be replaced by the generated check box input tag while "{label}" will be replaced by the corresponding check box label. separator: string, specifies the string that separates the generated check boxes. checkAll: string, specifies the label for the "check all" checkbox. If this option is specified, a 'check all' checkbox will be displayed. Clicking on this checkbox will cause all checkboxes checked or unchecked. checkAllLast: boolean, specifies whether the 'check all' checkbox should be displayed at the end of the checkbox list. If this option is not set (default) or is false, the 'check all' checkbox will be displayed at the beginning of the checkbox list. encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode HTML-encode tag attributes and values. Defaults to true. labelOptions: array, specifies the additional HTML attributes to be rendered for every label tag in the list. container: string, specifies the checkboxes enclosing tag. Defaults to 'span'. If the value is an empty string, no enclosing tag will be generated baseID: string, specifies the base ID prefix to be used for checkboxes in the list. This option is available since version 1.1.13. Since 1.1.7, a special option named 'uncheckValue' is available. It can be used to set the value that will be returned when the checkbox is not checked. By default, this value is ''. Internally, a hidden field is rendered so when the checkbox is not checked, we can still obtain the value. If 'uncheckValue' is set to NULL, there will be no hidden field rendered.
{return}	string	the generated check box list

Generates a check box list for a model attribute. The model attribute value is used as the selection. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss. Note that a check box list allows multiple selection, like listBox. As a result, the corresponding POST value is an array. In case no selection is made, the corresponding POST value is an empty string.

public static string activeColorField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a color picker field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeDateField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a date field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeDateTimeField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a datetime field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeDateTimeLocalField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a datetime-local field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeDropDownList(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$data	array	data for generating the list options (value=>display) You may use listData to generate this data. Please refer to listOptions on how this data is used to generate the list options. Note, the values and labels will be automatically HTML-encoded by this method.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are recognized. See clientChange and tag for more details. In addition, the following options are also supported: encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode the values. Defaults to true. prompt: string, specifies the prompt text shown as the first list option. Its value is empty. Note, the prompt text will NOT be HTML-encoded. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a list option at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example, array( 'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'), 'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'), ); Since 1.1.13, a special option named 'unselectValue' is available. It can be used to set the value that will be returned when no option is selected in multiple mode. When set, a hidden field is rendered so that if no option is selected in multiple mode, we can still obtain the posted unselect value. If 'unselectValue' is not set or set to NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated drop down list

Generates a drop down list for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeEmailField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates an email field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeFileField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a file input for a model attribute. Note, you have to set the enclosing form's 'enctype' attribute to be 'multipart/form-data'. After the form is submitted, the uploaded file information can be obtained via $_FILES (see PHP documentation).

public static string activeHiddenField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes.
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a hidden input for a model attribute.

public static string activeId(CModel|string $model, string $attribute)
$model	CModel|string	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
{return}	string	the generated input field ID

Generates input field ID for a model attribute.

protected static string activeInputField(string $type, CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions)
$type	string	the input type (e.g. 'text', 'radio')
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes for the HTML tag
{return}	string	the generated input tag

Generates an input HTML tag for a model attribute. This method generates an input HTML tag based on the given data model and attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss. This enables highlighting the incorrect input.

public static string activeLabel(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. The following special options are recognized: required: if this is set and is true, the label will be styled with CSS class 'required' (customizable with CHtml::$requiredCss), and be decorated with CHtml::beforeRequiredLabel and CHtml::afterRequiredLabel. label: this specifies the label to be displayed. If this is not set, CModel::getAttributeLabel will be called to get the label for display. If the label is specified as false, no label will be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated label tag

Generates a label tag for a model attribute. The label text is the attribute label and the label is associated with the input for the attribute (see CModel::getAttributeLabel. If the attribute has input error, the label's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeLabelEx(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes.
{return}	string	the generated label tag

Generates a label tag for a model attribute. This is an enhanced version of activeLabel. It will render additional CSS class and mark when the attribute is required. In particular, it calls CModel::isAttributeRequired to determine if the attribute is required. If so, it will add a CSS class CHtml::requiredCss to the label, and decorate the label with CHtml::beforeRequiredLabel and CHtml::afterRequiredLabel.

public static string activeListBox(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$data	array	data for generating the list options (value=>display) You may use listData to generate this data. Please refer to listOptions on how this data is used to generate the list options. Note, the values and labels will be automatically HTML-encoded by this method.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are recognized. See clientChange and tag for more details. In addition, the following options are also supported: encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode the values. Defaults to true. prompt: string, specifies the prompt text shown as the first list option. Its value is empty. Note, the prompt text will NOT be HTML-encoded. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a list option at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example, array( 'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'), 'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'), );
{return}	string	the generated list box

Generates a list box for a model attribute. The model attribute value is used as the selection. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeName(CModel|string $model, string $attribute)
$model	CModel|string	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
{return}	string	the generated input field name

Generates input field name for a model attribute. Unlike resolveName, this method does NOT modify the attribute name.

public static string activeNumberField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a number field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activePasswordField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a password field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeRadioButton(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.) A special option named 'uncheckValue' is available that can be used to specify the value returned when the radio button is not checked. By default, this value is '0'. Internally, a hidden field is rendered so that when the radio button is not checked, we can still obtain the posted uncheck value. If 'uncheckValue' is set as NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated radio button

Generates a radio button for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeRadioButtonList(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$data	array	value-label pairs used to generate the radio button list. Note, the values will be automatically HTML-encoded, while the labels will not.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML options. The options will be applied to each radio button input. The following special options are recognized: template: string, specifies how each radio button is rendered. Defaults to "{input} {label}", where "{input}" will be replaced by the generated radio button input tag while "{label}" will be replaced by the corresponding radio button label, {beginLabel} will be replaced by <label> with labelOptions, {labelTitle} will be replaced by the corresponding radio button label title and {endLabel} will be replaced by </label> separator: string, specifies the string that separates the generated radio buttons. Defaults to new line ( ). encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode HTML-encode tag attributes and values. Defaults to true. labelOptions: array, specifies the additional HTML attributes to be rendered for every label tag in the list. container: string, specifies the radio buttons enclosing tag. Defaults to 'span'. If the value is an empty string, no enclosing tag will be generated baseID: string, specifies the base ID prefix to be used for radio buttons in the list. This option is available since version 1.1.13. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a radio button at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. This option is available since version 1.1.14. Since version 1.1.7, a special option named 'uncheckValue' is available that can be used to specify the value returned when the radio button is not checked. By default, this value is ''. Internally, a hidden field is rendered so that when the radio button is not checked, we can still obtain the posted uncheck value. If 'uncheckValue' is set as NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated radio button list

Generates a radio button list for a model attribute. The model attribute value is used as the selection. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeRangeField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a range field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeSearchField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a search field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeTelField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a telephone field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeTextArea(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated text area

Generates a text area input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeTextField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a text field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeTimeField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a time field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeUrlField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a url field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

public static string activeWeekField(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a week field input for a model attribute. If the attribute has input error, the input field's CSS class will be appended with errorCss.

protected static void addErrorCss(array &$htmlOptions)
$htmlOptions	array	HTML options to be modified

Appends errorCss to the 'class' attribute.

public static string ajax(array $options)
$options	array	AJAX options. The valid options are used in the form of jQuery.ajax([settings]) as specified in the jQuery AJAX documentation. The following special options are added for convenience: update: string, specifies the selector whose HTML content should be replaced by the AJAX request result. replace: string, specifies the selector whose target should be replaced by the AJAX request result. Note, if you specify the 'success' option, the above options will be ignored.
{return}	string	the generated JavaScript

Generates the JavaScript that initiates an AJAX request.

public static string ajaxButton(string $label, mixed $url, array $ajaxOptions=array ( ), array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$url	mixed	the URL for the AJAX request. If empty, it is assumed to be the current URL. See normalizeUrl for more details.
$ajaxOptions	array	AJAX options (see ajax)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button

Generates a push button that can initiate AJAX requests.

public static string ajaxLink(string $text, mixed $url, array $ajaxOptions=array ( ), array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$text	string	the link body (it will NOT be HTML-encoded.)
$url	mixed	the URL for the AJAX request. If empty, it is assumed to be the current URL. See normalizeUrl for more details.
$ajaxOptions	array	AJAX options (see ajax)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated link

Generates a link that can initiate AJAX requests.

public static string ajaxSubmitButton(string $label, mixed $url, array $ajaxOptions=array ( ), array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$url	mixed	the URL for the AJAX request. If empty, it is assumed to be the current URL. See normalizeUrl for more details.
$ajaxOptions	array	AJAX options (see ajax)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button

Generates a push button that can submit the current form in POST method.

public static string asset(string $path, boolean $hashByName=false)
$path	string	the path of the asset to be published
$hashByName	boolean	whether the published directory should be named as the hashed basename. If false, the name will be the hashed dirname of the path being published. Defaults to false. Set true if the path being published is shared among different extensions.
{return}	string	the asset URL

Generates the URL for the published assets.

public static string beginForm(mixed $action='', string $method='post', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$action	mixed	the form action URL (see normalizeUrl for details about this parameter.)
$method	string	form method (e.g. post, get)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated form tag.

Generates an opening form tag. Note, only the open tag is generated. A close tag should be placed manually at the end of the form.

public static string button(string $label='button', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates a button.

public static string cdata(string $text)
$text	string	the string to be enclosed
{return}	string	the CDATA tag with the enclosed content.

Encloses the given string within a CDATA tag.

public static string checkBox(string $name, boolean $checked=false, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$checked	boolean	whether the check box is checked
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.) Since version 1.1.2, a special option named 'uncheckValue' is available that can be used to specify the value returned when the checkbox is not checked. When set, a hidden field is rendered so that when the checkbox is not checked, we can still obtain the posted uncheck value. If 'uncheckValue' is not set or set to NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated check box

Generates a check box.

public static string checkBoxList(string $name, mixed $select, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	name of the check box list. You can use this name to retrieve the selected value(s) once the form is submitted.
$select	mixed	selection of the check boxes. This can be either a string for single selection or an array for multiple selections.
$data	array	value-label pairs used to generate the check box list. Note, the values will be automatically HTML-encoded, while the labels will not.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML options. The options will be applied to each checkbox input. The following special options are recognized: template: string, specifies how each checkbox is rendered. Defaults to "{input} {label}", where "{input}" will be replaced by the generated check box input tag while "{label}" be replaced by the corresponding check box label, {beginLabel} will be replaced by <label> with labelOptions, {labelTitle} will be replaced by the corresponding check box label title and {endLabel} will be replaced by </label> separator: string, specifies the string that separates the generated check boxes. checkAll: string, specifies the label for the "check all" checkbox. If this option is specified, a 'check all' checkbox will be displayed. Clicking on this checkbox will cause all checkboxes checked or unchecked. checkAllLast: boolean, specifies whether the 'check all' checkbox should be displayed at the end of the checkbox list. If this option is not set (default) or is false, the 'check all' checkbox will be displayed at the beginning of the checkbox list. labelOptions: array, specifies the additional HTML attributes to be rendered for every label tag in the list. container: string, specifies the checkboxes enclosing tag. Defaults to 'span'. If the value is an empty string, no enclosing tag will be generated baseID: string, specifies the base ID prefix to be used for checkboxes in the list. This option is available since version 1.1.13.
{return}	string	the generated check box list

Generates a check box list. A check box list allows multiple selection, like listBox. As a result, the corresponding POST value is an array.

protected static void clientChange(string $event, array &$htmlOptions)
$event	string	event name (without 'on')
$htmlOptions	array	HTML attributes which may contain the following special attributes specifying the client change behaviors: submit: string, specifies the URL to submit to. If the current element has a parent form, that form will be submitted, and if 'submit' is non-empty its value will replace the form's URL. If there is no parent form the data listed in 'params' will be submitted instead (via POST method), to the URL in 'submit' or the currently requested URL if 'submit' is empty. Please note that if the 'csrf' setting is true, the CSRF token will be included in the params too. params: array, name-value pairs that should be submitted together with the form. This is only used when 'submit' option is specified. csrf: boolean, whether a CSRF token should be automatically included in 'params' when CHttpRequest::enableCsrfValidation is true. Defaults to false. You may want to set this to be true if there is no enclosing form around this element. This option is meaningful only when 'submit' option is set. return: boolean, the return value of the javascript. Defaults to false, meaning that the execution of javascript would not cause the default behavior of the event. confirm: string, specifies the message that should show in a pop-up confirmation dialog. ajax: array, specifies the AJAX options (see ajax). live: boolean, whether the event handler should be delegated or directly bound. If not set, liveEvents will be used. This option has been available since version 1.1.11. This parameter has been available since version 1.1.1.

Generates the JavaScript with the specified client changes.

public static string closeTag(string $tag)
$tag	string	the tag name
{return}	string	the generated HTML element tag

Generates a close HTML element.

public static string colorField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a color picker field input.

public static string css(string $text, string $media='')
$text	string	the CSS content
$media	string	the media that this CSS should apply to.
{return}	string	the CSS properly enclosed

Encloses the given CSS content with a CSS tag.

public static string cssFile(string $url, string $media='')
$url	string	the CSS URL
$media	string	the media that this CSS should apply to.
{return}	string	the CSS link.

Links to the specified CSS file.

public static string dateField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a date field input.

public static string dateTimeField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a datetime field input.

public static string dateTimeLocalField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a local datetime field input.

public static string decode(string $text)
$text	string	data to be decoded
{return}	string	the decoded data

Decodes special HTML entities back to the corresponding characters. This is the opposite of encode().

public static string dropDownList(string $name, string $select, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$select	string	the selected value
$data	array	data for generating the list options (value=>display). You may use listData to generate this data. Please refer to listOptions on how this data is used to generate the list options. Note, the values and labels will be automatically HTML-encoded by this method.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are recognized. See clientChange and tag for more details. In addition, the following options are also supported specifically for dropdown list: encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode the values. Defaults to true. prompt: string, specifies the prompt text shown as the first list option. Its value is empty. Note, the prompt text will NOT be HTML-encoded. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a list option at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example, array( 'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'), 'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'), ); Since 1.1.13, a special option named 'unselectValue' is available. It can be used to set the value that will be returned when no option is selected in multiple mode. When set, a hidden field is rendered so that if no option is selected in multiple mode, we can still obtain the posted unselect value. If 'unselectValue' is not set or set to NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated drop down list

Generates a drop down list.

public static string emailField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates an email field input.

public static string encode(string $text)
$text	string	data to be encoded
{return}	string	the encoded data

Encodes special characters into HTML entities. The application charset will be used for encoding.

public static array encodeArray(array $data)
$data	array	data to be encoded
{return}	array	the encoded data

Encodes special characters in an array of strings into HTML entities. Both the array keys and values will be encoded if needed. If a value is an array, this method will also encode it recursively. The application charset will be used for encoding.

public static string endForm()
{return}	string	the generated tag

Generates a closing form tag.

public static string error(CModel $model, string $attribute, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute name
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes to be rendered in the container tag.
{return}	string	the error display. Empty if no errors are found.

Displays the first validation error for a model attribute.

public static string errorSummary(mixed $model, string $header=NULL, string $footer=NULL, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$model	mixed	the models whose input errors are to be displayed. This can be either a single model or an array of models.
$header	string	a piece of HTML code that appears in front of the errors
$footer	string	a piece of HTML code that appears at the end of the errors
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes to be rendered in the container div tag. A special option named 'firstError' is recognized, which when set true, will make the error summary to show only the first error message of each attribute. If this is not set or is false, all error messages will be displayed. This option has been available since version 1.1.3. Another special option named 'encode' is recognized, which when set false, will disable the CHtml::encode encoding of all error messages. If this is not set or is true, all error messages will be encoded by CHtml::encode. This option has been available since version 1.1.23.
{return}	string	the error summary. Empty if no errors are found.

Displays a summary of validation errors for one or several models.

public static string fileField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a file input. Note, you have to set the enclosing form's 'enctype' attribute to be 'multipart/form-data'. After the form is submitted, the uploaded file information can be obtained via $_FILES[$name] (see PHP documentation).

public static string form(mixed $action='', string $method='post', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$action	mixed	the form action URL (see normalizeUrl for details about this parameter.)
$method	string	form method (e.g. post, get)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated form tag.

Generates an opening form tag. This is a shortcut to beginForm.

public static string getIdByName(string $name)
$name	string	name from which to generate HTML ID
{return}	string	the ID generated based on name.

Generates a valid HTML ID based on name.

public static string hiddenField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a hidden input.

public static string htmlButton(string $label='button', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label. Note that this value will be directly inserted in the button element without being HTML-encoded.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates a button using HTML button tag. This method is similar to button except that it generates a 'button' tag instead of 'input' tag.

public static string image(string $src, string $alt='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$src	string	the image URL
$alt	string	the alternative text display
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated image tag

Generates an image tag.

public static string imageButton(string $src, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$src	string	the image URL
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates an image submit button.

protected static string inputField(string $type, string $name, string $value, array $htmlOptions)
$type	string	the input type (e.g. 'text', 'radio')
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes for the HTML tag (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated input tag

Generates an input HTML tag. This method generates an input HTML tag based on the given input name and value.

public static string label(string $label, string $for, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	label text. Note, you should HTML-encode the text if needed.
$for	string	the ID of the HTML element that this label is associated with. If this is false, the 'for' attribute for the label tag will not be rendered.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. The following HTML option is recognized: required: if this is set and is true, the label will be styled with CSS class 'required' (customizable with CHtml::$requiredCss), and be decorated with CHtml::beforeRequiredLabel and CHtml::afterRequiredLabel.
{return}	string	the generated label tag

Generates a label tag.

public static string link(string $text, mixed $url='#', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$text	string	link body. It will NOT be HTML-encoded. Therefore you can pass in HTML code such as an image tag.
$url	mixed	a URL or an action route that can be used to create a URL. See normalizeUrl for more details about how to specify this parameter.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated hyperlink

Generates a hyperlink tag.

public static string linkButton(string $label='submit', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates a link submit button.

public static string linkTag(string $relation=NULL, string $type=NULL, string $href=NULL, string $media=NULL, array $options=array ( ))
$relation	string	rel attribute of the link tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated.
$type	string	type attribute of the link tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated.
$href	string	href attribute of the link tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated.
$media	string	media attribute of the link tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated.
$options	array	other options in name-value pairs
{return}	string	the generated link tag

Generates a link tag that can be inserted in the head section of HTML page. Do not confuse this method with link(). The latter generates a hyperlink.

public static string listBox(string $name, mixed $select, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$select	mixed	the selected value(s). This can be either a string for single selection or an array for multiple selections.
$data	array	data for generating the list options (value=>display) You may use listData to generate this data. Please refer to listOptions on how this data is used to generate the list options. Note, the values and labels will be automatically HTML-encoded by this method.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized. See clientChange and tag for more details. In addition, the following options are also supported specifically for list box: encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode the values. Defaults to true. prompt: string, specifies the prompt text shown as the first list option. Its value is empty. Note, the prompt text will NOT be HTML-encoded. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a list option at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example, array( 'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'), 'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'), );
{return}	string	the generated list box

Generates a list box.

public static array listData(array $models, mixed $valueField, mixed $textField, mixed $groupField='')
$models	array	a list of model objects. This parameter can also be an array of associative arrays (e.g. results of CDbCommand::queryAll).
$valueField	mixed	the attribute name or anonymous function (PHP 5.3+) for list option values
$textField	mixed	the attribute name or anonymous function (PHP 5.3+) for list option texts
$groupField	mixed	the attribute name or anonymous function (PHP 5.3+) for list option group names. If empty, no group will be generated.
{return}	array	the list data that can be used in dropDownList, listBox, etc.

Generates the data suitable for list-based HTML elements. The generated data can be used in dropDownList, listBox, checkBoxList, radioButtonList, and their active-versions (such as activeDropDownList). Note, this method does not HTML-encode the generated data. You may call encodeArray to encode it if needed. Please refer to the value method on how to specify value field, text field and group field. You can also pass anonymous functions as second, third and fourth arguments which calculates text field value (PHP 5.3+ only) since 1.1.13. Your anonymous function should receive one argument, which is the model, the current <option> tag is generated from.

CHtml::listData($posts,'id',function($post) {
	return CHtml::encode($post->title);
});

public static string listOptions(mixed $selection, array $listData, array &$htmlOptions)
$selection	mixed	the selected value(s). This can be either a string for single selection or an array for multiple selections.
$listData	array	the option data (see listData)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. The following two special attributes are recognized: encode: boolean, specifies whether to encode the values. Defaults to true. prompt: string, specifies the prompt text shown as the first list option. Its value is empty. Note, the prompt text will NOT be HTML-encoded. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a list option at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. options: array, specifies additional attributes for each OPTION tag. The array keys must be the option values, and the array values are the extra OPTION tag attributes in the name-value pairs. For example, array( 'value1'=>array('disabled'=>true,'label'=>'value 1'), 'value2'=>array('label'=>'value 2'), ); key: string, specifies the name of key attribute of the selection object(s). This is used when the selection is represented in terms of objects. In this case, the property named by the key option of the objects will be treated as the actual selection value. This option defaults to 'primaryKey', meaning using the 'primaryKey' property value of the objects in the selection. This option has been available since version 1.1.3.
{return}	string	the generated list options

Generates the list options.

public static string mailto(string $text, string $email='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$text	string	link body. It will NOT be HTML-encoded. Therefore you can pass in HTML code such as an image tag.
$email	string	email address. If this is empty, the first parameter (link body) will be treated as the email address.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated mailto link

Generates a mailto link.

public static string metaTag(string $content, string $name=NULL, string $httpEquiv=NULL, array $options=array ( ))
$content	string	content attribute of the meta tag
$name	string	name attribute of the meta tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated
$httpEquiv	string	http-equiv attribute of the meta tag. If null, the attribute will not be generated
$options	array	other options in name-value pairs (e.g. 'scheme', 'lang')
{return}	string	the generated meta tag

Generates a meta tag that can be inserted in the head section of HTML page.

public static string modelName(CModel|string $model)
$model	CModel|string	the data model or the model class name
{return}	string	the generated HTML name value

Generates HTML name for given model.

public static string normalizeUrl(mixed $url)
$url	mixed	the parameter to be used to generate a valid URL
{return}	string	the normalized URL

Normalizes the input parameter to be a valid URL.

If the input parameter is an empty string, the currently requested URL will be returned.

If the input parameter is a non-empty string, it is treated as a valid URL and will be returned without any change.

If the input parameter is an array, it is treated as a controller route and a list of GET parameters, and the CController::createUrl method will be invoked to create a URL. In this case, the first array element refers to the controller route, and the rest key-value pairs refer to the additional GET parameters for the URL. For example, array('post/list', 'page'=>3) may be used to generate the URL /index.php?r=post/list&page=3.

public static string numberField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a number field input.

public static string openTag(string $tag, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$tag	string	the tag name
$htmlOptions	array	the element attributes. The values will be HTML-encoded using encode(). If an 'encode' attribute is given and its value is false, the rest of the attribute values will NOT be HTML-encoded. Since version 1.1.5, attributes whose value is null will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated HTML element tag

Generates an open HTML element.

public static string pageStateField(string $value)
$value	string	the persistent page states in serialized format
{return}	string	the generated hidden field

Generates a hidden field for storing persistent page states. This method is internally used by statefulForm.

public static string passwordField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a password field input.

public static string radioButton(string $name, boolean $checked=false, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$checked	boolean	whether the radio button is checked
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.) Since version 1.1.2, a special option named 'uncheckValue' is available that can be used to specify the value returned when the radio button is not checked. When set, a hidden field is rendered so that when the radio button is not checked, we can still obtain the posted uncheck value. If 'uncheckValue' is not set or set to NULL, the hidden field will not be rendered.
{return}	string	the generated radio button

Generates a radio button.

public static string radioButtonList(string $name, string $select, array $data, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	name of the radio button list. You can use this name to retrieve the selected value(s) once the form is submitted.
$select	string	selection of the radio buttons.
$data	array	value-label pairs used to generate the radio button list. Note, the values will be automatically HTML-encoded, while the labels will not.
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML options. The options will be applied to each radio button input. The following special options are recognized: template: string, specifies how each radio button is rendered. Defaults to "{input} {label}", where "{input}" will be replaced by the generated radio button input tag while "{label}" will be replaced by the corresponding radio button label, {beginLabel} will be replaced by <label> with labelOptions, {labelTitle} will be replaced by the corresponding radio button label title and {endLabel} will be replaced by </label> separator: string, specifies the string that separates the generated radio buttons. Defaults to new line ( ). labelOptions: array, specifies the additional HTML attributes to be rendered for every label tag in the list. container: string, specifies the radio buttons enclosing tag. Defaults to 'span'. If the value is an empty string, no enclosing tag will be generated baseID: string, specifies the base ID prefix to be used for radio buttons in the list. This option is available since version 1.1.13. empty: string, specifies the text corresponding to empty selection. Its value is empty. The 'empty' option can also be an array of value-label pairs. Each pair will be used to render a radio button at the beginning. Note, the text label will NOT be HTML-encoded. This option is available since version 1.1.14.
{return}	string	the generated radio button list

Generates a radio button list. A radio button list is like a check box list, except that it only allows single selection.

public static string rangeField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a range field input.

public static void refresh(integer $seconds, string $url='')
$seconds	integer	the number of seconds to wait before refreshing the page
$url	string	the URL to which the page should be redirected to. If empty, it means the current page.

Registers a 'refresh' meta tag. This method can be invoked anywhere in a view. It will register a 'refresh' meta tag with CClientScript so that the page can be refreshed in the specified seconds.

public static string renderAttributes(array $htmlOptions)
$htmlOptions	array	attributes to be rendered
{return}	string	the rendering result

Renders the HTML tag attributes. Since version 1.1.5, attributes whose value is null will not be rendered. Special attributes, such as 'checked', 'disabled', 'readonly', will be rendered properly based on their corresponding boolean value.

public static string resetButton(string $label='reset', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates a reset button.

public static string resolveName(CModel|string $model, string &$attribute)
$model	CModel|string	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
{return}	string	the input name

Generates input name for a model attribute. Note, the attribute name may be modified after calling this method if the name contains square brackets (mainly used in tabular input) before the real attribute name.

public static void resolveNameID(CModel|string $model, string &$attribute, array &$htmlOptions)
$model	CModel|string	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute
$htmlOptions	array	the HTML options

Generates input name and ID for a model attribute. This method will update the HTML options by setting appropriate 'name' and 'id' attributes. This method may also modify the attribute name if the name contains square brackets (mainly used in tabular input).

public static mixed resolveValue(CModel $model, string $attribute)
$model	CModel	the data model
$attribute	string	the attribute name
{return}	mixed	the attribute value

Evaluates the attribute value of the model. This method can recognize the attribute name written in array format. For example, if the attribute name is 'name[a][b]', the value "$model->name['a']['b']" will be returned.

public static string script(string $text, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$text	string	the JavaScript to be enclosed
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag)
{return}	string	the enclosed JavaScript

Encloses the given JavaScript within a script tag.

public static string scriptFile(string $url, array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$url	string	URL for the JavaScript file
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag)
{return}	string	the JavaScript file tag

Includes a JavaScript file.

public static string searchField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a search field input.

public static void setModelNameConverter(callable|null $converter)
$converter	callable|null	the new generator, the model or class name will be passed to this callback and result must be a valid value for HTML name attribute.

Set generator used in the CHtml::modelName() method. You can use the `null` value to restore default generator.

public static string statefulForm(mixed $action='', string $method='post', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$action	mixed	the form action URL (see normalizeUrl for details about this parameter.)
$method	string	form method (e.g. post, get)
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes (see tag).
{return}	string	the generated form tag.

Generates a stateful form tag. A stateful form tag is similar to form except that it renders an additional hidden field for storing persistent page states. You should use this method to generate a form tag if you want to access persistent page states when the form is submitted.

public static string submitButton(string $label='submit', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$label	string	the button label
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated button tag

Generates a submit button.

public static string tag(string $tag, array $htmlOptions=array ( ), mixed $content=false, boolean $closeTag=true)
$tag	string	the tag name
$htmlOptions	array	the element attributes. The values will be HTML-encoded using encode(). If an 'encode' attribute is given and its value is false, the rest of the attribute values will NOT be HTML-encoded. Since version 1.1.5, attributes whose value is null will not be rendered.
$content	mixed	the content to be enclosed between open and close element tags. It will not be HTML-encoded. If false, it means there is no body content.
$closeTag	boolean	whether to generate the close tag.
{return}	string	the generated HTML element tag

Generates an HTML element.

public static string telField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a telephone field input.

public static string textArea(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated text area

Generates a text area input.

public static string textField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a text field input.

public static string timeField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a time field input.

public static string urlField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a URL field input.

public static mixed value(mixed $model, mixed $attribute, mixed $defaultValue=NULL)
$model	mixed	the model. This can be either an object or an array.
$attribute	mixed	the attribute name (use dot to concatenate multiple attributes) or anonymous function (PHP 5.3+). Remember that functions created by "create_function" are not supported by this method. Also note that numeric value is meaningless when first parameter is object typed.
$defaultValue	mixed	the default value to return when the attribute does not exist.
{return}	mixed	the attribute value.

Evaluates the value of the specified attribute for the given model. The attribute name can be given in a dot syntax. For example, if the attribute is "author.firstName", this method will return the value of "$model->author->firstName". A default value (passed as the last parameter) will be returned if the attribute does not exist or is broken in the middle (e.g. $model->author is null). The model can be either an object or an array. If the latter, the attribute is treated as a key of the array. For the example of "author.firstName", if would mean the array value "$model['author']['firstName']".

Anonymous function could also be used for attribute calculation since 1.1.13 ($attribute parameter; PHP 5.3+ only) as follows:

$taskClosedSecondsAgo=CHtml::value($closedTask,function($model) {
	return time()-$model->closed_at;
});

Your anonymous function should receive one argument, which is the model, the current value is calculated from. This feature could be used together with the listData. Please refer to its documentation for more details.

public static string weekField(string $name, string $value='', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))
$name	string	the input name
$value	string	the input value
$htmlOptions	array	additional HTML attributes. Besides normal HTML attributes, a few special attributes are also recognized (see clientChange and tag for more details.)
{return}	string	the generated input field

Generates a week field input.