Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
first of all thx to both of you. i appreciate it.
@Dan:
cake outputs:
no characters in the first row (i guess thats for this.data??) and
then:
Array
{
}
@sunsu
did not work^^although it makes sense..even to me lol
On 4 Aug., 16:00, sunsu sunsu sushil231...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
give the submit button a name
and use it in the IF condition it works.
input type=submit name=m /
if(m)
{fdkjghkgjndfkghkg}
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 6:36 AM, Tomfox Wiranata
tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
oh..if i name the button 'tut'
then the array says:
Array
{
[tut] =
}
On 5 Aug., 09:37, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
first of all thx to both of you. i appreciate it.
@Dan:
cake outputs:
no characters in the first row (i guess thats for this.data??) and
then:
Array
{
}
@sunsu
did not work^^although it makes sense..even to me lol
On 4 Aug., 16:00, sunsu sunsu sushil231...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
give the submit button a name
and use it in the IF condition it works.
input type=submit name=m /
if(m)
{fdkjghkgjndfkghkg}
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 6:36 AM, Tomfox Wiranata
tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
oki...got it :)
i named the buttton and checked for params forms nameofbutton
thanx to you :)
On 5 Aug., 09:40, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
oh..if i name the button 'tut'
then the array says:
Array
{
[tut] =
}
On 5 Aug., 09:37, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
first of all thx to both of you. i appreciate it.
@Dan:
cake outputs:
no characters in the first row (i guess thats for this.data??) and
then:
Array
{
}
@sunsu
did not work^^although it makes sense..even to me lol
On 4 Aug., 16:00, sunsu sunsu sushil231...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
give the submit button a name
and use it in the IF condition it works.
input type=submit name=m /
if(m)
{fdkjghkgjndfkghkg}
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 6:36 AM, Tomfox Wiranata
tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
Since you're creating your form with model 'ABC', your data array
should look like
$this-data['ABC'][]
So instead of checking for the presence of data in it's entirety,
check for that specific key:
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC'] ) ) {
// execute saving method
}
If you were sending data along too, such as
echo $form-hidden('id'); // still assuming the ABC model
Then you could check for
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC']['id'] ) ) {
// run operation
}
-dan
On Aug 4, 6:36 am, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
thx dan. unfortunately it does not work yet.
in my function i did
print_r($this-data['Linkable'];
to see whats in the array. since there is no output at all, i assume
the array is empty. that explains the no reaction on if !empty,
right?
i also tried adding a hidden field
echo $form-hidden('test');
and wrote in my function:
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC']['test'] ) ) {
to make sure a value is given for sure
still nothingany idea?
thx
On 4 Aug., 16:20, Dan Heberden danheber...@gmail.com wrote:
Since you're creating your form with model 'ABC', your data array
should look like
$this-data['ABC'][]
So instead of checking for the presence of data in it's entirety,
check for that specific key:
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC'] ) ) {
// execute saving method
}
If you were sending data along too, such as
echo $form-hidden('id'); // still assuming the ABC model
Then you could check for
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC']['id'] ) ) {
// run operation
}
-dan
On Aug 4, 6:36 am, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
Can you post the whole output of:
pr( $this-data );
pr( $this-params['form'] );
for me?
On Aug 4, 7:35 am, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
thx dan. unfortunately it does not work yet.
in my function i did
print_r($this-data['Linkable'];
to see whats in the array. since there is no output at all, i assume
the array is empty. that explains the no reaction on if !empty,
right?
i also tried adding a hidden field
echo $form-hidden('test');
and wrote in my function:
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC']['test'] ) ) {
to make sure a value is given for sure
still nothingany idea?
thx
On 4 Aug., 16:20, Dan Heberden danheber...@gmail.com wrote:
Since you're creating your form with model 'ABC', your data array
should look like
$this-data['ABC'][]
So instead of checking for the presence of data in it's entirety,
check for that specific key:
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC'] ) ) {
// execute saving method
}
If you were sending data along too, such as
echo $form-hidden('id'); // still assuming the ABC model
Then you could check for
if( !empty( $this-data['ABC']['id'] ) ) {
// run operation
}
-dan
On Aug 4, 6:36 am, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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Re: how can I check if form button is pressed?
hi,
give the submit button a name
and use it in the IF condition it works.
input type=submit name=m /
if(m)
{fdkjghkgjndfkghkg}
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 6:36 AM, Tomfox Wiranata
tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
i did react on form submitting a bunch of timesbut it seems
different since there is no input field...
do i need to place just a button without a form? seems to make sense.
dont know if that is possible!!?
On 4 Aug., 15:19, Tomfox Wiranata tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com wrote:
hi everyone,
this seems really easy, but it's giving me a headache. I have a
function in my controller:
function createABC() {
// save stuff in database
}
this function is triggered by a form in a view, named createABC.ctp.
like this
echo $form-create('ABC', array('action' = 'createABC'));
echo $form-button('save', array('type' = 'submit'));
echo $form-end();
now, I do not want to start the saving procedure everytime the view is
called. so i wanna check if this button is hit first. if it is, then
save all the data. so i tried to check it like that:
function createABC() {
if (!empty ($this-data)) {
// save stuff in database
}
}
it does not work. anybody know why?
huuuge thx
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