I have a test CakePHP Application that lists various products on a
single page called "views/products/index.ctp".
To start with each product had an "Edit" link that targeted action
"products/edit/<productid>".
This worked fine.
I then added "$this->Security->requirePost('edit');".
I replaced the link on "index.ctp" page with a form defined as
follows...
WAS...
echo $html->link(__('Edit', true), '/products/edit/'.$this->data
['Product']['id']);
NOW...
echo $form->create('Product', array('action'=>'edit/'.$this->data
['Product']['id']));
echo $form->submit(__('Edit', true));
echo $form->end();
The "Edit" page again uses the $form helper to create a form with a
post action for posting back the changes to "$this->data" and uses the
syntax shown below.
echo $form->create('Product', array('action'=>'edit/'.$this->data
['Product']['id']));
echo $form->input('title');
.....
echo $form->end(__('Submit', true));
When I click the "Edit" button it does take me to the "Edit" page.
The URL now shows the action path .../products/edit/<productid>.
After making changes I press the Submit button on the "Edit" page, but
I get sent to the blackHoleCallback.
When "requirePost" is removed, everything works fine!
I should point out that a Token is being created by the
"SecurityComponent" and is held in "$this->data".
As a result I have had to change the checks within the "Edit" action
in the controller so that they check for "$this->data['Product']"
being empty rather than just "$this->data".
Can anyone tell me how I should have done this?
Thanks,
DaveTheRave
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