Re: unset($this->params['data']) Not Working???

Thu, 18 May 2006 08:25:18 -0700

Maybe $this->data="" ?

On 5/18/06, josh southern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

In several applications I've developed, on the 'add' functions, instead
of using the built-in flash() function, I simply unset
$this->params['data'] and display the empty form again with a success
message, to allow for more rapid data input:

       //Save to DB and report on results
        if ($this->Enhancement->save($this->params['data'])) {
                $this->set('message', 'The new enhancement has been added.');
                unset($this->params['data']);
                $this->render();
        }

For some reason, when I upgraded to version 1.0, this stopped working.
The fields won't unset, which is very confusing for users. I assume
this is because of some new pass-by-reference functionality, which I
understand is safer and better. But is there still a way to unset the
fields (data) and just display an empty form and a message after the
save? When I try using the redirect() function, it doesn't get the
messsage variable, and setAction() doesn't work either (times out). Any
help is greatly appreciated.



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