{{ config('app.name') }}
© Copyright {{date('Y')}} {{ config('app.name') }}
Also making changes to the configuration file: 'template' => [\ 'header' => 'brand.header',\ 'footer' => 'brand.footer',\ ], > **Note**. If you want the text or images to be different for the login and panel pages, you can use [Authentication Directives](https://laravel.com/docs/blade#authentication-directives) > . Our Friends [](https://assisted-mindfulness.com/?utm_source=orchid&utm_medium=docs&utm_campaign=friends) [](https://sajya.github.io/?utm_source=orchid&utm_medium=docs&utm_campaign=friends) --- # Form Builder | Orchid - Laravel Admin Panel   [](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/# "Scroll to the top of the page") Form Builder ============ [Suggest Edit](https://github.com/orchidsoftware/orchid.software/edit/master/docs/en/docs/builder.md "View and edit this file on GitHub") * [Introduction](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#introduction) * [Data Binding](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#data-binding) * [Creating a Field](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#creating-a-field) [Introduction](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#introduction) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Describing form fields can be a challenging task, but with `Orchid\Screen\Builder`, you can easily modify and reuse form fields using a single builder that generates `HTML` code. To build a form, you need to provide the field definitions and possibly a data source: use Orchid\Screen\Builder; use Orchid\Screen\Fields\Input; // Initialize the form builder with the field definitions $builder = new Builder([\ Input::make('name'),\ ]); // Generate HTML code for the form $html = $builder->generateForm(); [Data Binding](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#data-binding) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To specify the value of an element, you must specify the data source. By providing the specified key, the data will automatically replace the corresponding field. For example: use Orchid\Screen\Builder; use Orchid\Screen\Fields\Input; use Orchid\Screen\Repository; $fields = [\ Input::make('name'),\ ]; $repository = new Repository([\ 'name' => 'Alexandr Chernyaev',\ ]); $builder = new Builder($fields, $repository); $html = $builder->generateForm(); It is also possible to access nested objects using `dot`\-notation. $fields = [\ Input::make('name.ru'),\ ]; $repository = new Repository([\ 'name' => [\ 'en' => 'Alexandr Chernyaev',\ 'ru' => 'Александр Черняев',\ ],\ ]); $builder = new Builder($fields, $repository); $html = $builder->generateForm(); You can also set the desired language and prefix using the `setLanguage` method: $fields = [\ Input::make('name'),\ ]; $repository = new Repository([\ 'en' => [\ 'name' => 'Alexandr Chernyaev',\ ],\ 'ru' => [\ 'name' => 'Александр Черняев',\ ]\ ]); $builder = new Builder($fields, $repository); $builder->setLanguage('en'); $html = $builder->generateForm(); [Creating a Field](https://orchid.software/en/docs/builder/#creating-a-field) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Every field is just a setting above the view that passes data to the template. Here is an example of how to create custom input fields by using the `Field` class. namespace App\Orchid\Fields; use Orchid\Screen\Field; class CustomField extends Field { /** * Blade template * * @var string */ protected $view = ''; /** * Default attributes value. * * @var array */ protected $attributes = []; /** * Attributes available for a particular tag. * * @var array */ protected $inlineAttributes = []; } The `view` property is determined by the blade. `attributes` lists default values, and `inlineAttributes` define keys in html format, for example: First name: