\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
A PHP wrapper for Kendo UI ButtonGroup.
Inherits from \Kendo\UI\Widget.
Usage
To use ButtonGroup in a PHP page instantiate a new instance, configure it via the available
configuration methods and output it by echo-ing the result of the render method.
Using Kendo ButtonGroup
<?php
// Create a new instance of ButtonGroup and specify its id
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
// Configure it
$buttonGroup->enable(true)
// Output it
echo $buttonGroup->render();
?>
Methods
enable
Defines if the widget is initially enabled or disabled. By default, it is enabled.
Returns
\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
Parameters
$value boolean
Example
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->enable(true);
?>
index
Defines the initially selected Button (zero based index).
Returns
\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
Parameters
$value float
Example
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->index(1);
?>
addItem
Adds one or more ButtonGroupItem to the ButtonGroup.
Returns
\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
Parameters
$value[, $value2, ...] \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroupItem |array
Example - using \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroupItem
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$item = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroupItem();
$badge = 'value';
$item->badge($badge);
$buttonGroup->addItem($item);
?>
Example - using array
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$badge = 'value';
$buttonGroup->addItem(array('badge' => $badge));
?>
Example - adding more than one ButtonGroupItem
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$first = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroupItem();
$second = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroupItem();
$buttonGroup->addItem($first, $second);
?>
select
Fires when a Button is selected. For additional information check the select event documentation.
Returns
\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
Parameters
$value string |\Kendo\JavaScriptFunction
Example - using string which defines a JavaScript function
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->select('function(e) { }');
?>
Example - using string which defines a JavaScript name
<script>
function onSelect(e) {
// handle the select event.
}
</script>
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->select('onSelect');
?>
Example - using \Kendo\JavaScriptFunction
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->select(new \Kendo\JavaScriptFunction('function(e) { }'));
?>
selection
Defines the selection type.
Returns
\Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup
Parameters
$value string
Example
<?php
$buttonGroup = new \Kendo\UI\ButtonGroup('ButtonGroup');
$buttonGroup->selection('value');
?>
