public function testGetAttributes()
{
$htmlElement = new HtmlElement();
$attributes = array('my' => 'foo', 'your' => 'bar', 'our' => 'baz');
$htmlElement->setAttributes($attributes);
$htmlElement->addAttribute('gimme', 'bacon');
$this->assertEquals(array_merge($attributes, array('gimme' => 'bacon')), $htmlElement->getAttributes());
}
/**
* Add attribute on element
*
* @param string $key
* @param string $value
*
* @return $this
*/
public function addAttribute($key, $value = null)
{
$this->element->addAttribute($key, $value);
return $this;
}
/**
* @param Fieldset $fieldset
* @param boolean $groupActions
*
* @return HtmlElement
*/
protected function renderFieldset(Fieldset $fieldset, $groupActions = false)
{
$fieldsetElement = new HtmlElement('fieldset');
$id = $fieldset->getAttribute('id') ?: $fieldset->getName();
$parent = $this->getElement();
$fieldsetElement->addAttribute('id', $id);
/**
* This changes the scope of the current element,
* so that the child elements (the ones that are about to be rendered),
* will be set on the fieldset.
* Then change it back again so that the fieldset will be added to the form.
*/
$this->setElement($fieldsetElement)->renderElements($fieldset, $groupActions)->setElement($parent);
return $fieldsetElement;
}
