Re: Rendering views of another ojbect with AJAX
Hi again [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Eventually managed to get back onto this. I am a little lost now as I
don't understand why i would need to use:
$uses = array(Users, Projects);
My biggest problem is the understanding of AJAX and how models work
together within AJAX operations!
Would the best approach be to have my Projects::Add inside my Users
controller like Users::AddProject for example?
If i have in Users::Add the following:
$this-render('projects/add/', 'ajax');
Cake populates the DIV with an error (and the layout again):
You are seeing this error because the view for
UsersController::projects/add/() could not be found.
So it is always expecting the render path to appended to the current
object; not another object!
Hmmm; ideally I would like to keep my objects and their methods
independent from each other and was hoping they could be used this way
with AJAX; but this doesn't seem to be the case.
So is it true that I cant render a view from another object inside the
view of the active object view?
I really wanted to make use of AJAX so that users didn't have to
reload entire pages whilst filling in separate forms belonging to
different objects/controllers.
Has anyone else achieved this?
Thanks,
Jamieh...
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Re: Rendering views of another ojbect with AJAX
On 2/21/07, jamieh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Eventually managed to get back onto this. I am a little lost now as I
don't understand why i would need to use:
$uses = array(Users, Projects);
You would need that if your User and Project are not associated. and
you are wanting to do operations on Project from within your
UsersController - looks like this is not the case
My biggest problem is the understanding of AJAX and how models work
together within AJAX operations!
The same as normal CakePHP
Would the best approach be to have my Projects::Add inside my Users
controller like Users::AddProject for example?
Yes because you are doing/wanting to do $this-User-Project-save()
within the UsersController - the action for whatever you are doing is
still in UsersController.
But still this is not what you are wanting to do (but doing ;) )
If i have in Users::Add the following:
$this-render('projects/add/', 'ajax');
Try using $this-render(null,null,'complete/path/to/project/add.thtml');
Should work, and I presume that the form will submit to ProjectsController::add
HTH
Tarique
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