On 8/2/07, Anna P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> [..snip..]
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> Now, how can I name that submits as 'action' (like in pure html
> <input type="submit" name="action" value="...">) - I want both forms
> to use the same function 'account' in customers controller and there
> check if 'action'='save data' or if 'action'='save pass'... I tried to
> put the 'name'=>'action' before 'class'=>'submitbg' but either it
> didn't work or I didn't know how to retrieve it in controller. Help,
> please:)
> :-)
Hi Anna,
Not sure if this will work, but try this:
<?php echo $html->submitTag('Save pass',array('class'=>'submitbg', 'name' =>
'data[Customers][action]', value => 'save_pass' ) ) ?>
... then, in the controller, check for $this->data['Customers']['action'].
Let me know if this works.
- Gonzalo
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