Thanks RichardAtHome, this was exactly what I was mean with combining
the forms. It's great to see that 1.2 will make coding with CakePHP
even more pleasant! Keep up the good work!
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I wonder whether it's a good idea to combine the 'add' and 'edit' forms
into one form.
What's your opinion about this?
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Barton,
This is how the core scaffold uses one form template. The code below is from
1.1.x.x branch.
snips are from different files but it should give you a good idea how to
accomplish this.
controller file:
$form = 'Edit';
if ($type === 'add') {
$form = 'Add';
}
Hi Barton,
I usually have two methods in my controller: add (or create) and edit.
In these methods I use $this-render('form').
In my form.thtml I have
?=$html-formTag('/'.Inflector::underscore($this-name).'/'.$this-action);?
and of course ?=$html-hidden('Modelname/id'); ? (needed for
In my views I do one better and incorporate a type of 'view' as well -
with things like
$form =
and
$disabled = disabled
So I can re-use one view for all 3 modes.
Steve Truesdale
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Barton,
This is how the core
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If you set the action property of the form to empty ( ) then the
form will post back to the page that it was rendered on. Handy if you
are passing parameters through the url.
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