Re: Updating Div with ajax

[madmike210]

Thanks for the help, and suggestions.


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Updating Div with ajax

[madmike210]

In a view, I would like to be able to click on a button and have the
index displayed in a div.  I accomplish this by doing the following in
a view:

GROUP VIEW
USER VIEW

div('main_div'); ?>
divEnd('main_div'); ?>

However, the index.thtml is displayed in the div with the information
generated by default.thtml.  In other words, index.thml is displayed
the same as it would if I went directly to the address.  So, it looks
like a page is displayed in my div.  How do I prevent this?  How would
I only display the code that is in the specified index.thtml without
the default.thtml it is wrapped in?


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Re: Newbie Introduction Book ... reviews anyone?

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I would live to take a look at your book, send to
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Thanks


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On-request table retrieving w/ one model and controller???

[madmike210]

I am new to cake and its capabilites, but from what I have seen, it
looks like it could be the perfect solution.  I would like to create
one model and one control to handle a bunch of tables.  These tables
are created once a day with the date as thier name.  I would like to
take the users input for the date and use it to retrieve a table by
name in the database, and then allow the user to view and query the
table for the specified date.

Does anyone know if this can be done?  If so, how would I go about
doing?

Any input is greatly appreciated.


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