thanks a lot for the very quick answer...i'll give it a try :)

On 2 Jul., 17:36, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
<jeremybu...@classoutfit.com> wrote:
> Your css files go in /app/webroot/css/. You include them by putting echo 
> $this->Html->css(array('filename')); in the head section of your layout.
>
> You do your data retrieval in the controller, although your function actually 
> calls methods of the models, which do all of the database heavy lifting (e.g. 
> $this->User->find('all'); - this is run from the users controller and talks 
> to the user model).
>
> You don't want to call profile.php as the action of the form -- use the form 
> helper instead which calls the right controller/model combination. This is 
> pure MVC stuff - it's different to doing usual php.
>
> I'd recommend looking at the tutorial 
> (http://book.cakephp.org/view/1528/Blog) because that will cover the bases.
>
> Jeremy Burns
> Class Outfit
>
> jeremybu...@classoutfit.comhttp://www.classoutfit.com
>
> On 2 Jul 2010, at 16:29, Tomfox Wiranata wrote:
>
> > hi,
>
> > before i used cakephp i designed a layout with CSS "naked" (no
> > framework, no CMS) to show a members profile. now, i am asking myself
> > how to make this work in cakephp.
>
> > this is what i got worked so far:
>
> > i put all my divs containers into a view template:
> > <div class="frame">
> >    <div class="rightcolumn">
> >            <div class="databox">
> >                    <div class="title">Allgemeines</div>
> >                    <form action="" method="post" name="profile" 
> > id="profile">
> >                    <div class="row">
> >                            <span class="label">Vorname</span>
> >                            <span class="profiledata"><?php echo 
> > $row['firstname'];?></span>
> >                    </div>
>
> >                    <div class="row">
> >                            <span class="label">Nachname</span>
> >                            <span class="profiledata"><?php echo 
> > $row['name'];?></span>
> >                    </div>
>
> >                    <div class="row">
> >                            <span class="label">Nickname</span>
> >                            <span class="profiledata"><?php echo 
> > $row['nickname'];?></span>
> >                    </div>
>
> >                    <div class="row">
> >                            <span class="label">Mitglied seit</span>
> >                            <span class="profiledata"><?php echo 
> > $row['date_created'];?></
> > span>
> >                    </div>
> >                    </form>
> >            </div>
>
> >            <form action="profile.php" method="post" name="gotoEdit"
> > id="gotoEdit">
> >                    <div class="button"><input name="editProfile" 
> > type="submit"
> > id="editProfile" value="Ändern" /></div>
> >            </form>
>
> >    </div>
>
> > </div>
> > </div>
>
> > now, where do i put my css file (where all the divs are defined)? is
> > there a special folder for that? and where do i inlcude this file in
> > my code to tell cake to use this specific css file?
>
> > do i retrieve the user information for his profile in my controller?
> > probably with the find method?
> > do i put the code to print/show the information in my model?
>
> > right now i am using a loop to show the data:
> >                    <div class="row">
> >                            <span class="label">Mitglied seit</span>
> >                            <span class="profiledata"><?php echo 
> > $row['date_created'];?></
> > span>
> >                    </div>
>
> > but that wont work with cake
>
> > so technically i dont know how to tell cake to use my css file, where
> > (model or controller) to get the data from the table, and how/where to
> > show the data (model or controller) that it appears in my divs
>
> > any help would be great. thx soooo much
>
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