You could just move the whole loop to the view and pass the array from
the controller to it. I guess it really just depends on what you mean
by "on the fly". When I get a chance I'll update my example in the
other thread to produce your desired output.
On Jan 3, 12:02 pm, "skyblueink" <[EMAIL PR
Chris, very insightful opinion!!
Now it seems to be a time for me to learn something like ajax in
cakePHP.
Could anyone show me how to apply ajax to my tiny program for doing "on
the fly" output?
It could present with a good starting point for studying ajax in
Cake.
On 1월4일, 오전1시35분, "skybluei
Hi, rpetrain1
yes there is also a synchronization problem between the controller and
the view.
I know that $this->set doesn't do appending, but appending is time
consuming in real life. What I aim at is 'not appending': instead of
appending string data, I want to send each datum to view so that
On 1/3/07, skyblueink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm a newbie in CakePHP, but this lack of "on the fly" output in loops
seems to be resident in MVC frameworks such as Cake.
/me shrugs
You're doing a loop either way, so this is a case of perception vs.
reality. Perception demands that "on
The out put that you got is right.
When you are using set it is setting the value not appending.
In your code you are not printing the value after it has been set each
time.
By the time the code gets to the call to echo the value of message your
loop has already completed and it print outs the la
Thanks, Chris.
But what if the loop takes much time to complete the whole cycle ( $i =
1, 2, 3), and makes the user impatient? The user wants see the first
outout for $i =1, and then next output for $i = 2, and so on
sequentially rather than to wait for the completion of the whole loop.
This is
On 1/3/07, skyblueink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a very simple program.
Here is the controller.
set('message',"i is " . $i . "");
}
}
}
?>
And here is the view.
$this->set doesn't automatically append values. So, your loop should
be like this:
function pass() {
for ($i
I have a very simple program.
Here is the controller.
set('message',"i is " . $i . "");
}
}
}
?>
And here is the view.
I expected an output like:
i is 1
i is 2
i is 3
but the actual output was:
i is 3.
Does this mean we can't $this->set in a loop? Or am I making a mistake?
I just want
