tinyMCE.init({
mode : textareas,
theme : simple
});
/script
[/code]
I was able to do this. I think you are missing a view heirarchy levels.
My setup:
/js/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js
I think that was all I needed.
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() ;
}
In products_controller:
function color( $id )
{
$this-set( 'data', $this-requestAction( /colors/getById/$id ) ) ;
}
// view same...
And you're good to go g
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will get
you an empty set, and now you don't know what color you were looking for.
If you go from the color model, you will get a color entry, and an empty set
of products, so you will be able to tell the user, Sorry, no mauve
products.
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to create a Color model, if you don't have one.
You could start with this:
?php
class ColorsController extends AppController
{
var $name = 'Colors';
var $scaffold = true ;
function getById( $id ) { return $this-Color-findById( $id ) ; }
}
?
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be called on requestAction
The simple way around this would be to check if the action on
members_controller is getMember, and if so exiting beforeFilter
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-setFormTag($field) ;
$msg = $this-Html-tagIsInvalid($this-Html-model,
$this-Html-field) ;
if ( !$msg )
{
return null ;
}
return sprintf('div class=error_message%s/div', $msg ) ;
}
}
/* +++ */
//
How does that look?
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from the database.
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htmlspecialchars() ) on
the value, which escapes HTML entities. Since I am using my database to store
HTML text, that's not what I wanted.
But the latest version of my posted code supports both $this-params['data']
and $this-data.
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(
'validations' = $validations,
'data' = $this-controller-data ) ) ;
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{
$this-checkSession() ;
}
return true ;
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