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Arranges content within a series of cells, maintained within a tabular grid. Stacks content in a vertical or horizontal manner, as dictated by the Orientation property. Positions content from left-to-right, breaking the content to the next line at the edge of the containing box. Subsequent ordering happens sequentially from top-to-bottom or from right-to-left, depending on the value of the Orientation property.

In the next few sections, you will learn how to use these commonly used panel types by copying some predefined XAML data into the MyXamlPad.exe application you created in 27 (you could also load this data into kaxaml.exe, if you wish). You can find all these loose XAML files contained inside the PanelMarkup subfolder of your 28 code download folder (Figure 28-4).

Figure 28-4. You will be loading the supplied XAML data into your MyXamlPad.exe appliction to test various layouts

// Find out if we have a match. $country_code = formexample_find_country_code($form_state['values']['country']); if ($country_code) { // Found one. Save it so that the submit handler can see it. form_set_value($form['country_code'], $country_code, &$form_state); } else { form_set_error('country', t('Your country was not recognized. Please use a standard name or country code.')); } Now, the submit handler can access the country code in $form_values['country_code'].

You will probably feel most at home with the Canvas panel because it allows for absolute positioning of UI content. If the end user resizes the window to an area that is smaller than the layout maintained by the Canvas panel, the internal content will not be visible until the container is stretched to a size equal to or larger than the Canvas area. To add content to a Canvas, you begin by defining the required controls within the scope of the opening <Canvas> and closing </Canvas> tags. Next, specify the upper-left corner for each control; this is

where the rendering should begin using the Canvas.Top and Canvas.Left properties. You can specify the bottom-right area indirectly in each control by setting its Height and Width properties, or directly by using the Canvas.Right and Canvas.Bottom properties. To see Canvas in action, open the provided SimpleCanvas.xaml file using a text editor and copy the content into MyXamlPad.exe (or kaxaml.exe). You should see the following Canvas definition: <Window xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Title="Fun with Panels!" Height="285" Width="325"> <Canvas Background="LightSteelBlue"> <Button x:Name="btnOK" Canvas.Left="212" Canvas.Top="203" Width="80" Content="OK"/> <Label x:Name="lblInstructions" Canvas.Left="17" Canvas.Top="14" Width="328" Height="27" FontSize="15" Content="Enter Car Information"/> <Label x:Name="lblMake" Canvas.Left="17" Canvas.Top="60" Content="Make"/> <TextBox x:Name="txtMake" Canvas.Left="94" Canvas.Top="60" Width="193" Height="25"/> <Label x:Name="lblColor" Canvas.Left="17" Canvas.Top="109" Content="Color"/> <TextBox x:Name="txtColor" Canvas.Left="94" Canvas.Top="107" Width="193" Height="25"/> <Label x:Name="lblPetName" Canvas.Left="17" Canvas.Top="155" Content="Pet Name"/> <TextBox x:Name="txtPetName" Canvas.Left="94" Canvas.Top="153" Width="193" Height="25"/> </Canvas> </Window> Clicking your View Xaml button causes the following window display on the screen (Figure 28-5).

A simpler approach is to use $form_state to store the value. Since $form_state is passed to both validation and submission functions by reference, validation functions can store data there for submission functions to see. It is a good idea to use your module s namespace within $form_state instead of just making up a key. // Lots of work here to generate $weather_data from slow web service // as part of validation. ... // Now save our work in $form_state. $form_state['mymodulename']['weather'] = $weather_data And you can then access the data in your submit function: // Instead of repeating the work we did in the validation function, // we can just use the data that we stored. $weather_data = $form_state['mymodulename']['weather']; You may be asking, Why not store the value in $form_state['values'] along with the rest of the form field values That will work too, but keep in mind that $form_state['values'] is the place for form field values, not random data stored by modules. Remember that because Drupal allows any module to attach validation and submission functions to any form, you cannot make the assumption that your module will be the only one working with the form state, and thus data should be stored in a consistent and predictable way.

Note that the order you declare content within a Canvas is not used to calculate placement; instead, placement is based on the control s size and the Canvas.Top, Canvas.Bottom, Canvas.Left, and Canvas.Right properties.

Note If sub-elements within a Canvas do not define a specific location using attached property syntax (e.g. Canvas.Left and Canvas.Top), they automatically attach to the extreme upper-left corner of Canvas.