Re: $ajax-editor help

[double07]

Works like a charm, thank you for suggesting that link.

I might put a comment in the manual as it doesn't seem to mention:
$this-params['form']['value']
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Re: $ajax-editor help

[Teh Treag]

double07,

This article discusses exactly what you need -
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/using-the-ajax-helper-for-inplaceeditor-and-inplacecollectioneditor-fields
Pay close attention, when Paul goes over ajax_update.  That's the
action that will the posted form data.

-teh



On May 21, 9:52 pm, double07 br...@bluenectar.com.au wrote:
 Hi All,

 I'm currently working on a comments section of my site and I'm trying
 to allow the comments to be edited via an ajax edit-in-place field. I
 can't work out how the data is passed to the controller though and
 also how to access that data in the controller...

 In my controller I have:

 function admin_edit() {
        $this-Comment-saveField('body', ???);
        $this-set('comment', ??? );
        $this-layout = 'ajax';

 }

 In my view I have:
 echo 'div id=Comment'. $comment['id'] . '' . $comment['body'] . '/
 div';
                         echo $ajax-editor(
                                 'Comment'.$comment['id'],
                                 array(
                                         'controller' = 'comments',
                                         'action' = 'admin_edit',
                                         $comment['id']
                                 ),
                                 array('okText' = 'Save', 'rows' = '4', 
 'cols' = '72',
 'highlightcolor' = '#d1eeff', 'highlightendcolor' = '#f4f4f4')
                         );
 echo '/div';

 In the submitted view I have:
 ?php echo $comment);?

 I can't work out what I'm supposed to put where the question marks
 are. In my searching high and low for an answer I came across a
 similar post on these groups saying that the data is available in the
 controller via $this-params['formname']['field'] - so does this mean
 that I have to put the $ajax-editor inside a form? If not how do I
 know what the ajax form/field is named???

 Thanks,

 -Brett
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$ajax-editor help

[double07]

Hi All,

I'm currently working on a comments section of my site and I'm trying
to allow the comments to be edited via an ajax edit-in-place field. I
can't work out how the data is passed to the controller though and
also how to access that data in the controller...

In my controller I have:

function admin_edit() {
   $this-Comment-saveField('body', ???);
   $this-set('comment', ??? );
   $this-layout = 'ajax';
}

In my view I have:
echo 'div id=Comment'. $comment['id'] . '' . $comment['body'] . '/
div';
echo $ajax-editor(
'Comment'.$comment['id'],
array(
'controller' = 'comments',
'action' = 'admin_edit',
$comment['id']
),
array('okText' = 'Save', 'rows' = '4', 'cols' 
= '72',
'highlightcolor' = '#d1eeff', 'highlightendcolor' = '#f4f4f4')
);
echo '/div';

In the submitted view I have:
?php echo $comment);?

I can't work out what I'm supposed to put where the question marks
are. In my searching high and low for an answer I came across a
similar post on these groups saying that the data is available in the
controller via $this-params['formname']['field'] - so does this mean
that I have to put the $ajax-editor inside a form? If not how do I
know what the ajax form/field is named???

Thanks,

-Brett

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Ajax editor + datepicker?

[Al]

Can anyone suggest a way for me to use the ajax editor (or something
like it), so that when you click on the field you can either edit it
directly or use a datepicker widget?

Thanks!
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Re: ajax editor

[sfmerv]

SOLVED!
it turns out that you can not have any spaces in the code if you want
it to choose a input type=text  instead of a textarea. So if your code
looks like this
p id='title'
Titile txt here
/p

you will get a text area

if it is this
p id='title'Titile txt here/p

you should get a input type=text area instead.

On Sep 15, 10:20 pm, sfmerv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have a small problem with the ajax editor. Everything works fine in
 terms of updating and returning the proper value.

 Here is the problem. I want the editor to load a input text field
 instead of a textarea when the user clicks on the the text they want
 to edit. Is there a way to set it? Also I want to edit the look of the
 form, is it best to do that in css?

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Broken Ajax-editor in 1.2 svn

[LS]

Hello everyone.
Just want to give a heads up that the AjaxHelper::editor function is
broken when using a collection. The helper creates the collection part
like this:

collection:{1:Value 1,2:Value 2, ...}

while it should be this way:

collection: [[1, Value 1], [2, Value 2], ...]

For now, I'm writing it by hand (since I don't want to mess with the
cake core as my repository is automagically updated via svn).

Regards,
- LS
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ajax-editor

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hi
I used the $ajax-editor in my view.
Now I use the option 'complete'. But then I used this option I can use
the editor only for the first time then the editor doesn't work.
Can anybody help me?
I post my code:

 span id=title Title/span
 ?php  echo $ajax-editor('title',
'ajax_update',array('size'=40,'complete'='alert(1)')); ?


Many Thanks
Marco


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Re: $ajax-editor

[Harro]

Realised my errror, I forgot to add

$this-autoRender=false;

to my function.
Harro

On Oct 22, 1:32 am, Harro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Is there something I am missing here, I am trying to use the editor
 helper to create an edit in place text field.
 I am using this:

 ?php echo $ajax-editor('text_1', 'change'); ?

 However when I click the ok button to send the request via ajax, I get
 the missing view error for the change() function, shouldn't it just
 send the request to the function and not require a view?

 Thanks for any help, Harro.


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$ajax-editor

[Harro]

Is there something I am missing here, I am trying to use the editor
helper to create an edit in place text field.
I am using this:

?php echo $ajax-editor('text_1', 'change'); ?

However when I click the ok button to send the request via ajax, I get
the missing view error for the change() function, shouldn't it just
send the request to the function and not require a view?

Thanks for any help, Harro.


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ajax-editor and saving just one field

[willard]

Apologies for the slightly newbie email - Im finding my way around the
cake API a little tricky

Basically I'm trying to do inplace editing. Key elements (if you are
coming across this post looking as to how to do it) are:
1.
?php print $html-charsetTag('UTF-8'); ?
?php print $javascript-link('prototype'); ?
?php print $javascript-link('scriptaculous.js?
load=effects,controls'); ? in the default layout
2. span id=edit-parent1_name?php echo $participant['Participant']
['parent1_name']?/span?php echo $ajax-editor('edit-
parent1_name','update/'); ? in your view.

which provides a simple onmouseover - text box for the text to be
edited.
However I cant debug what the heck cake is receiving and thus I cant
try and save anything.

In my controller:
function update(){
//   $this-Participant-save($this-data['Participant']);
 $this-render('done', 'ajax');
}

- How do I get the Participant model to save just one field - not the
whole model? Im guessing something like
$this-Participant-save($this-data['Participant']
['parent1_name''],'parent1_name'')
?

Any ideas???
Anyone know of a demo of the inplace editor and cake being used at
all?

Thanks!

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Re: ajax-editor and saving just one field

[willard]

OK got this working - not sure its the *best* way though
In your view:
?php echo $ajax-editor('edit-address','update?name=addressid='.
$participant['Participant']['id']); ?
i.e. use the GET param to pass through an id and the field name

In your controller:

$this-autoRender = false;
if(!empty($this-params['form'])) {
$value = $this-params['form']['value'];
$this-Participant-id = $_GET['id'];
$name = $_GET['name'];
if($this-Participant-saveField($name, 
$value)){
echo $value;
} else {
echo bad ass; // not sure how to 
debug yet!
}
exit;
}

hth

will

On Jul 31, 9:08 am, willard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Apologies for the slightly newbie email - Im finding my way around the
 cake API a little tricky

 Basically I'm trying to do inplace editing. Key elements (if you are
 coming across this post looking as to how to do it) are:
 1.
 ?php print $html-charsetTag('UTF-8'); ?
 ?php print $javascript-link('prototype'); ?
 ?php print $javascript-link('scriptaculous.js?
 load=effects,controls'); ? in the default layout
 2. span id=edit-parent1_name?php echo $participant['Participant']
 ['parent1_name']?/span?php echo $ajax-editor('edit-
 parent1_name','update/'); ? in your view.

 which provides a simple onmouseover - text box for the text to be
 edited.
 However I cant debug what the heck cake is receiving and thus I cant
 try and save anything.

 In my controller:
 function update(){
 //   $this-Participant-save($this-data['Participant']);
  $this-render('done', 'ajax');
 }

 - How do I get the Participant model to save just one field - not the
 whole model? Im guessing something like
 $this-Participant-save($this-data['Participant']
 ['parent1_name''],'parent1_name'')
 ?

 Any ideas???
 Anyone know of a demo of the inplace editor and cake being used at
 all?

 Thanks!

 Will


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Re: ajax-editor form name?

[Greg]

I am having the same problem and can't seem to find anyone else
complaining about it. I've spent a bit of time looking into it.

Cake parses the $_POST data array expecting it to contain:
{data = {field1 = some_text, field2 = some_text}}.
The data array is copied into $this-data for your controller to
use.

To make this work, $html-input tends to create input elements with
the name attribute:
name=data[ModelName][FieldName]
So you do end up with a correctly formed $_POST array.

The scriptaculous in place editor is a bit dodgy in that you can't
control the name attribute of the edit element it creates. It ALWAYS
creates one with the name value. So your post data array $_POST will
contain {value = some_text}. Thus, when cake tries to find a
field in your array named data (containing a data array) it can't.
This causes the problem where are seeing where $this-data is always
empty.

As far as I can tell, the Ajax Helper in Cake is broken because of the
way Scriptaculous is designed. I'm thinking I might post this on the
Cake site as a bug and see what happens. But, I've got stuff to get
done, so I'll probably just hack Scriptaculous and the Ajax helper.

Of course, you could always just read $_POST['value'], but this seems
like a hack to me. It seems like it would be better design to have the
HTML and AJAX helpers exhibit the same behaviour.

On Jul 1, 6:04 am, Mech7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 How should i change the form name in the inlineeditor? the default is
 value show it does not come up in $this-data

 ?php echo $ajax-editor('title'.$article['Article']['id'], '/admin/
 articles/saveTitle')?

 I tried

 ?php echo $ajax-editor('title'.$article['Article']['id'], '/admin/
 articles/saveTitle', array('test' = 'value'))?

 but it does not work :(


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$ajax-editor

[Conrad]

Hi,

I'm semi-new to cake (and php), but trying to learn fast...and I was
wondering how I work with getting the data sent by the ajax editor...

for instance i the following code in my view:
p id=email?php echo $User['email'] ?/p
?php echo $ajax-editor('email', '/users/edit',
array('callback'='return email= + escape(value)')) ?

When that value is sent to my controller I want it to save it to the
database...do i use $this-data or $this-params['data'] or what?

Thanks!
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Re: $ajax-editor

[Greg]

See the reply to this post:
http://groups.google.com.au/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/08e0e496513cfc29/?hl=en#

On Jul 10, 7:27 am, Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 I'm semi-new to cake (and php), but trying to learn fast...and I was
 wondering how I work with getting the data sent by the ajax editor...

 for instance i the following code in my view:
 p id=email?php echo $User['email'] ?/p
 ?php echo $ajax-editor('email', '/users/edit',
 array('callback'='return email= + escape(value)')) ?

 When that value is sent to my controller I want it to save it to the
 database...do i use $this-data or $this-params['data'] or what?

 Thanks!
 Conrad


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ajax-editor form name?

[Mech7]

How should i change the form name in the inline editor? the default is
value show it does not come up in $this-data

?php echo $ajax-editor('title'.$article['Article']['id'], '/admin/
articles/saveTitle')?

I tried

?php echo $ajax-editor('title'.$article['Article']['id'], '/admin/
articles/saveTitle', array('test' = 'value'))?

but it does not work :(


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Re: Ajax editor() and wysiwyg editor

[Dat Chu]

I don't thnk either of those support ajax editor at the time. You
might want to write a plugin for them.

However, TinyMCE is quite heavy since it does a lot of checking and
processing (its capabilities is really broad too). You might want to
go for a the lite version of TinyMCE and put it in your AjaxEditor
Helper.

On Mar 16, 10:07 am, Cavallo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi

 Is possible to use in $ajax-editor() a wysiwyg (tinymce, FCK,...) ?
 And if it is then how ? It would be realy nice if this would be
 possible.

 Thanks

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Ajax editor() and wysiwyg editor

[Cavallo]

Hi

Is possible to use in $ajax-editor() a wysiwyg (tinymce, FCK,...) ?
And if it is then how ? It would be realy nice if this would be
possible.

Thanks

Regards


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Re: Ajax editor() and wysiwyg editor

[mac joost]

Not exactly an answer, but http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/60
has an instruction on using TinyMCE in Cake.

On Mar 16, 5:07 pm, Cavallo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi

 Is possible to use in $ajax-editor() a wysiwyg (tinymce, FCK,...) ?
 And if it is then how ? It would be realy nice if this would be
 possible.

 Thanks

 Regards


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Re: ajax editor and view

[sanjeevdivekar]

Thanks Guys
This Group is Really HOT


On Mar 4, 9:52 pm, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 3/4/07, phirschybar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  gwoo's method is the way to go. I wouldn't recommend editing the
  webroot/index.php

 The only reason, I don't mind editing my index.php file is because I
 only do it on my dev machine ;)  in production I have debug set to 0
 so it's not an issue ;)

 Sam D


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Re: ajax editor and view

[gwoo]

this should work too. In AppController or any other Controller.
Remember to include RequestHandler in your components array.

functon beforeRender() {
if($this-RequestHandler-isAjax() || $this-RequestHandler-
isXml()) {
Configure::write('debug', 0);
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Re: ajax editor and view

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gwoo's method is the way to go. I wouldn't recommend editing the
webroot/index.php

On Mar 4, 4:23 am, gwoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 this should work too. In AppController or any other Controller.
 Remember to include RequestHandler in your components array.

 functon beforeRender() {
 if($this-RequestHandler-isAjax() || $this-RequestHandler-isXml()) {

 Configure::write('debug', 0);
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Re: ajax editor and view

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On 3/4/07, phirschybar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 gwoo's method is the way to go. I wouldn't recommend editing the
 webroot/index.php

The only reason, I don't mind editing my index.php file is because I
only do it on my dev machine ;)  in production I have debug set to 0
so it's not an issue ;)

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Re: ajax editor and view

[sanjeevdivekar]

Hey,

I am also in same trobule when i edit 2nd time i see test message!--
0.0992s -- in text box.
what u do with control.js?

On Mar 2, 8:20 pm, dhalsim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've checked this already but it is not the problem.
 So I solve the problem in controls.js from script.aculous lib with a
 kindy trim function on the new value.

 On 28 fév, 17:16, bernardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  Make sure the spaces are not in your source files (before or after the
  php tags) as these spaces will be added to theajaxresponse.

  On Feb 28, 10:13 am, dhalsim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi,

   I've put anajaxeditorin my view and the problem I have is when I
   edit my field for the second or more time, the value in the text field
   is prefixed with sereval tabulation (I don't see directly the value in
   the input). I don't understand where they come from.

   this is a piece of my view :
   td class='info'
 p id=ajax_edit_nom?php echo $user['nom']; ?/p
   /td
   ?php echo $ajax-editor('ajax_edit_nom','/utilisateurs/ajax_update/'.
   $user['utilisateurid'].'/nom')); ?

   and my UtilisateursController with the ajax_update() method :

   function ajax_update($id,$sub)
   {
   $value = $this-params['form']['value']; //new value
   to save

   $this-Utilisateur-id = $id;
   if (!$this-Utilisateur-saveField($sub, $value,
   true))
   {
   $this-set('error', true);
   }
   $user = $this-Utilisateur-read(array($sub), $id);
   $this-set('value',$user['Utilisateur'][$sub]);
   $this-layout = 'ajax';
   }

   and finally th ajax_update.thtml
   ?php e($value);?

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Re: ajax editor and view

[bernardo]

On Mar 3, 8:45 am, sanjeevdivekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hey,

 I am also in same trobule when i edit 2nd time i see test message!--
 0.0992s -- in text box.
 what u do with control.js?

What you are seeing is the debug timing information that cake php adds
when the debug level is set to 1. Remember that any output generated
will be added to the ajax response. Simply define debug to 0 and
you'll stop seeing it.


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Re: ajax editor and view

[Samuel DeVore]

you can also edit your webroot/index.php  at the last line add a test
for if the request is an ajax one (this is an exercise left up to the
reader) and not add the timing line (I do this for xml/rest/soap
requests) .

On 3/3/07, bernardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



 On Mar 3, 8:45 am, sanjeevdivekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hey,
 
  I am also in same trobule when i edit 2nd time i see test message!--
  0.0992s -- in text box.
  what u do with control.js?

 What you are seeing is the debug timing information that cake php adds
 when the debug level is set to 1. Remember that any output generated
 will be added to the ajax response. Simply define debug to 0 and
 you'll stop seeing it.


 



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Ajax-editor Not Taking Options?

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hey all,

I'm fairly new to cake and have no previous experience with ajax, but
I am trying to implement an edit-in-place field. So I have:
pre
id']);
/pre
When I click on the username field, the text turns into an input box.
However, it's not the right size, and I don't want the OK button and
Cancel link to show up - I'd like the update to occur on blur (i.e. a
href=http://script.aculo.us/current/test/functional/
ajax_inplaceeditor_test.htmldemo/a).  So, I tried passing various
things like 'submitOnBlur' = true --
preecho $ajax-editor('username_' . $user['User']['id'], '/' . $this-
name . '/ajax_edit_username/' . $user['User']['id'],
array('submitOnBlur' = true);/pre

Nothing that I put in the options array shows up when the page loads,
however.  When I look at the source of the index, the script for the
editor is still there and still works, but none of the options appear
in the HTML.  Any ideas?


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Re: Ajax-editor Not Taking Options?

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

OK, I see what has happened.  I have v1.7.0 of the script.aculo.us
library and and the Ajax helper has not been updated to allow for new
options like submitOnBlur.  I modified my ajax.php helper to allow the
new options i wanted to use and all is well.

Carry on. Nothing to see here.

On Mar 2, 11:43 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hey all,

 I'm fairly new to cake and have no previous experience with ajax, but
 I am trying to implement an edit-in-place field. So I have:
 pre
 id']);
 /pre
 When I click on the username field, the text turns into an input box.
 However, it's not the right size, and I don't want the OK button and
 Cancel link to show up - I'd like the update to occur on blur (i.e. a
 href=http://script.aculo.us/current/test/functional/
 ajax_inplaceeditor_test.htmldemo/a).  So, I tried passing various
 things like 'submitOnBlur' = true --
 preecho $ajax-editor('username_' . $user['User']['id'], '/' . $this-name 
 . '/ajax_edit_username/' . $user['User']['id'],

 array('submitOnBlur' = true);/pre

 Nothing that I put in the options array shows up when the page loads,
 however.  When I look at the source of the index, the script for the
 editor is still there and still works, but none of the options appear
 in the HTML.  Any ideas?


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ajax editor and view

[dhalsim]

Hi,

I've put an ajax editor in my view and the problem I have is when I
edit my field for the second or more time, the value in the text field
is prefixed with sereval tabulation (I don't see directly the value in
the input). I don't understand where they come from.

this is a piece of my view :
td class='info'
  p id=ajax_edit_nom?php echo $user['nom']; ?/p
/td
?php echo $ajax-editor('ajax_edit_nom','/utilisateurs/ajax_update/'.
$user['utilisateurid'].'/nom')); ?

and my UtilisateursController with the ajax_update() method :

function ajax_update($id,$sub)
{
$value = $this-params['form']['value']; //new value
to save

$this-Utilisateur-id = $id;
if (!$this-Utilisateur-saveField($sub, $value,
true))
{
$this-set('error', true);
}
$user = $this-Utilisateur-read(array($sub), $id);
$this-set('value',$user['Utilisateur'][$sub]);
$this-layout = 'ajax';
}

and finally th ajax_update.thtml
?php e($value);?

If anybody has an idea...


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Re: ajax editor and view

[bernardo]

Make sure the spaces are not in your source files (before or after the
php tags) as these spaces will be added to the ajax response.

On Feb 28, 10:13 am, dhalsim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 I've put an ajax editor in my view and the problem I have is when I
 edit my field for the second or more time, the value in the text field
 is prefixed with sereval tabulation (I don't see directly the value in
 the input). I don't understand where they come from.

 this is a piece of my view :
 td class='info'
   p id=ajax_edit_nom?php echo $user['nom']; ?/p
 /td
 ?php echo $ajax-editor('ajax_edit_nom','/utilisateurs/ajax_update/'.
 $user['utilisateurid'].'/nom')); ?

 and my UtilisateursController with the ajax_update() method :

 function ajax_update($id,$sub)
 {
 $value = $this-params['form']['value']; //new value
 to save

 $this-Utilisateur-id = $id;
 if (!$this-Utilisateur-saveField($sub, $value,
 true))
 {
 $this-set('error', true);
 }
 $user = $this-Utilisateur-read(array($sub), $id);
 $this-set('value',$user['Utilisateur'][$sub]);
 $this-layout = 'ajax';
 }

 and finally th ajax_update.thtml
 ?php e($value);?

 If anybody has an idea...


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ajax-editor error message

[carlosrg]

Hi,

I'm using ajax-editor to update some fields of a table.

How can I send an error message, for example when the field has a wrong
format?

Thanks a lot!


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Re: ajax-editor error message

[nate]

http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Ajax.InPlaceEditor


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Re: ajax-editor error message

[carlosrg]

Ok,

I have readed it, but I still don't understand it...
I have just started and I'm not very good in it.

with this code:

$this-Model-saveField('fiedl', value, true)

cake checks the correct format of the new value, if the format is wrong
it doesn't save the new data, and in a normal view (without ajax) this
message error is displayed with this code:

$html-tagErrorMsg('Model/field', 'Error message.')

Now How I can do that with $ajax-editor?

In the ajax view I have this:

? echo $new_value ?
? echo $html-tagErrorMsg('Model/field', 'Error message for email goes
here.') ?

But the tagErrorMsg doesn't run.

Thanks!


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Re: ajax-editor

[carlosrg]

let's see if this works for you:

In the view:

tdEmail:/td
tdp id=ajax_edit_email? echo $post['Post']['email'] ?/p/td
?php echo $ajax-editor('ajax_edit_email',
'/posts/ajax_update_email/' . $serial_number['Post']['id']) ?

'ajax_edit_email' - id to update
'/posts/ajax_update_email/' . $serial_number['Post']['id'] - url that
calls the action

within the action:

function ajax_update_email($id)
{
$email = $this-params['form']['value']; //new value to save

$this-SerialNumber-id = $id;
if (!$this-SerialNumber-saveField('email', $email, true))
{
$this-set('error', true);
}

$this-set('serial_number', $this-Post-read(null, $id));

$this-layout = 'ajax';
}

In the ajax view (ajax_update_email.thtml)

echo $post['Post']['email']


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Re: ajax-editor

[bingo]

Hi carlosrg,

Great...got it working in one shot...

But now I am thinking what happens if I have more than one field that
can be updated via ajax. For instance there is email, date of birth,
etc
Will I need to create separate controller methods and view for each of
them or there is some trick to do this. 

Thanks for your help
Regards


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How to use ajax-editor

[sumanpaul]

I am not able to understand it properly. Could anybody plz help.

Thanks in advance :)

cheers
suman


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