You can just do an ajax->submit
<?php
if (!isset($complete)) $complete = '';
$options = array(
'url' => ''url_for_submit',
'update' => 'div_to_update',
'complete' => $complete."some effects here
maybe...?");
echo $ajax->submit('Save', $options);
?>
Then in your controller you could make sure the from you had is
rendered again.
$this->render('myform' 'ajax');
The first parameter is a view, and the second parameter tells Cake the
view should be rendered as ajax (which means: with an empty layout).
Gerben.
On 11 apr, 13:36, "rstuker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks gerbezomp!. I tried it and is ok. Is there a way to do the same
> when it comes about submitting the same form using $ajax->? i mean no
> reload,because when it happens( the user click the submit button) it
> gets out of my <div>.Obviously, it is expected to do that, just i
> wanna commit new data & remain with no reloading in the same div.
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