Re: Showing errors in Comment submission on the same page as Post

2006-06-24 Thread DJ Spark 

 Probably you might use requestAction in your articles 'view' function


requestAction('/comments/add');
requestAction('/comments/index'');

and, in the comments add function, use redirect() to go back to the
Article page ... (just like the default delete() function) , using
getReferrer(); from the requestHandler component...


spark







On 6/21/06, .. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello All,
 Pardon me if this has been asked before.

 After experimenting with the Blog tutorial I added a comments model -
 the association etc worked fine and I can show all the comments on the
 same page as the post.

 Next I added a Form for adding comments in the same view as post using
 the html helper. Everything works great if there are no data validation
 errors in the comment and the comment gets added and the Comment/add
 action redirects the user to the post page. However I cannot figure out
 that if any of the comment fields do not validate - how to show the
 same post page with the comment form filled in with the submitted data
 and errors. (like it happens in most blogs)

 I know there can be work around of showing a differnt page when an
 error occurs OR I use a pop-up window for comment OR I use AJAX OR
 worse I add an addComment action to my Posts controller (ugh)

 But I do not want any of these work arounds.

 At tips in the right direction preferably with code samples would be
 appreciated

 Thanks in advance
 ..


 



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Re: Showing errors in Comment submission on the same page as Post

2006-06-23 Thread John David Anderson (_psychic_) 


 At tips in the right direction preferably with code samples would be
 appreciated

Samples of code that you're already using would be helpful in trying  
to get an answer.

-- John

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Re: Showing errors in Comment submission on the same page as Post

2006-06-23 Thread Kit 

This tutorial might be of assistance, or at least head you in a
possible direction.

http://wiki.cakephp.org/tutorials:flashing


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Showing errors in Comment submission on the same page as Post

2006-06-21 Thread .. 

Hello All,
Pardon me if this has been asked before.

After experimenting with the Blog tutorial I added a comments model -
the association etc worked fine and I can show all the comments on the
same page as the post.

Next I added a Form for adding comments in the same view as post using
the html helper. Everything works great if there are no data validation
errors in the comment and the comment gets added and the Comment/add
action redirects the user to the post page. However I cannot figure out
that if any of the comment fields do not validate - how to show the
same post page with the comment form filled in with the submitted data
and errors. (like it happens in most blogs)

I know there can be work around of showing a differnt page when an
error occurs OR I use a pop-up window for comment OR I use AJAX OR
worse I add an addComment action to my Posts controller (ugh)

But I do not want any of these work arounds.

At tips in the right direction preferably with code samples would be
appreciated

Thanks in advance
..


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