Unfortunately, I don't think there is an easy solution for that.However, If you have some sort of custom validation to assert the error, for example in the controller,if( empty($this->data['Person']['Address']['address1']) )
$this->Person->validationErrors['Address']['address1'] = 1;then you can ma
Thanks, Sohei.
Bet you can guess what my next question is.
Is there a similar hack to get
$html->tagErrorMessage('Person/Address/address1') to work?
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>From what I understand,
HTML helper explodes the input name by slash, and takes the first one as model and second one as field name. The rest of the name is ignored.
Then make the onput tag by
where first %s is model name, second is field name, and the last one is the rest of attributes.
I've se
Hi Stuart,
I had a similar problem. You can get the required behavior by making your own HTML helper.
HTH,
Sonic
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afaik this isnt possible with the html helper. i also needed such a
form , gave up on the html helper and just used the html code on itself.
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I have a single form for adding a composit model that is laid out
somthing like Vendor::Person::Address, Vendor::Outlet::Address and I
need the html helper to genreate form inputs named:
name="data[Person][Address][address1]"
and
name="data[Person][Address][address2]", etc.
I've tried :
input('Pe
