Hi to hall, I was wondering myself the same exact question!
francky could you please better elaborate the part
> - render the same view, meaning you have to collect data again and
> keep $this->data
as I would prefer to avoid using ajax (or better give an alternative
method that degrades withou
You can do it in 2 ways :
- render the same view, meaning you have to collect data again and
keep $this->data
- submit via ajax, as cakeFreak mentioned, and handle error display or
redirect in an updated div (using javascript mainly, to insert a div-
error or a new window.location for redirect).
Dixon,
did you find a solution to this problem?
I've been struggling with a similar situation and haven't found a way
through it yet.
Lutz
On 6 Okt., 13:47, cakeFreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you try to load the comments form via Ajax?
>
> Dan
>
> On 5 Ott, 02:19, dixon_ <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Did you try to load the comments form via Ajax?
Dan
On 5 Ott, 02:19, dixon_ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all bakers!
>
> I'm developing just another CMS application to learn the Cake
> framework. Really impressed so far!
>
> I'm implementing a commenting system to my posts on the blog. I've
>
Hi all bakers!
I'm developing just another CMS application to learn the Cake
framework. Really impressed so far!
I'm implementing a commenting system to my posts on the blog. I've
associated Comment and Post models correctly and placed the submission
form in an element that is rendered from the
