It looks to be somewhat of a mess, but the bug is not in
RequestHandler itself.
When you create the form, if you don't specify it, FormHelper-create
assigns the method POST or PUT to the form depending on whether the
record already exists or not. So when there is a record (edit), the
verb is PUT
Thanks Miles,
Can you be a bit more specific regarding the bugs you've seen?
Thanks,
On 10 mar, 00:17, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes exactly. RequestHandler would force it only if the HTTP method is
POST, where as $data would work no matter what source it came from. I
prefer
The main problem I always would run into would that it would not
recognized a POST, so the form would do nothing. I would usually have
to submit it twice before it worked.
Never figured out why it did that.
On Mar 10, 7:03 am, Jimmy Bourassa jboura...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Miles,
Can you be
Hello,
I realized that everyone seems to do an empty() call on $this-data in
controllers in order to check if data has been posted or not.
Is it just me or RequestHandler::isPost yields better results? This
would allow to pre-fill Controller::$data in various situations.
Thanks,
Check out the
Yes exactly. RequestHandler would force it only if the HTTP method is
POST, where as $data would work no matter what source it came from. I
prefer RequestHandler, but it has been buggy sometimes.
On Mar 9, 6:10 pm, Jimmy Bourassa jboura...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I realized that everyone seems
