Description: Generate generic markup for display inside forms. Note that there is no need to declare a form element as #type = 'markup', as this is the default type.
Note: if you use markup, if your content is not wrapped in tags (generally <p> or <div>), your content will fall outside of collapsed fieldsets.
-Properties: #attributes, #description, #prefix (default: ''), #suffix (default: ''), #type. #value, #weight
+Properties: #attributes, #prefix (default: ''), #suffix (default: ''), #type, #value, #weight
Usage example (contact.module):
<?php
$form['contact_information'] = array(
'#value' => variable_get('contact_form_information', t('You can leave us a message using the contact form below.')),
);
?>Description: Generate a display-only form element allowing for an optional title and description.
+Note: since this is a read-only field, setting the #required property will do nothing except theme the form element to look as if it were actually required (i.e. by placing a red star next to the #title).
+Properties: #attributes, #description, #prefix (default: ''), #required, #suffix (default: ''), #title, #type, #value, #weight
+Usage example (contact.module):
+ <?php
+ $form['from'] = array(
+ '#type' => 'item',
+ '#title' => t('From'),
+ '#value' => $user->name .' <'. $user->mail .'>',
+);
+ ?>
Description: Format a single-line text field that does not display its contents visibly.