Solution can be found here:
http://fat-tier.blogspot.com/2008/09/cancel-button-for-form.html
On Sep 12, 6:08 am, integrator <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not satisfied with this solution. For instance when I edit an
> item in the list and save the changes I want to go back to the list I
> ha
Hi, I had the same problem as you. I was not able to use javascript to
redirect (using location.href), got error message about no access to
the directory. The history.back() doesn't work too well for me because
user could be trying to save but encounter validation error and after
several times, de
I am not satisfied with this solution. For instance when I edit an
item in the list and save the changes I want to go back to the list I
had before and not to e new list with a different ordering. Alse when
I edit an item ,and I get an input error i can't go back to list with
the javascript functi
Thank you all for posting solutions. I solved the problem with the JS
solution from clemos. It works like I want and I will dare that some
users of my applikation don't like JS.
draikin
On 25 Aug., 14:54, "Marcin Domanski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Formhelper does NOT need JS :)
>
> As f
The Formhelper does NOT need JS :)
As fot the OP problem - you can save the actual page to the the session.
If there is a page in session - get the url, if its different then the
actual - save the actual (you have the one for back in the var).
It has drawbacks but its closest you can get.
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Mar
I personally am really against any kind of Javascript in links, as it
messes with my browsers ability to open links in new tabs/windows on
my command.
If you want to implement solution #2, attaching a referring URL to
each and every link, you could extend/overload the HtmlHelper with
som
Hi draikin
I think we can consider CakePHP actually "needs" Javascript.
Of course you can use Cake to develop javascript-free apps, but lots
of Cake features, for example some of the FormHelper functionnalities,
actually require javascript...
You could use a code that use both, like:
controller:
Hi clemos,
thank you for your solution that I read also. But just like $this-
>referer() doesn't work for all browsers javascript doesn't work for
all users, as there are some users who don't like javascript. But if
there is a need for javascript in cakephp apps anyway (i don't know if
this is so
Maybe I didn't understand your problem, but ...
Why don't you give a try to my good old plain javascript solution ?
go back
The link above will get you back just like your "back" browser button would...
You can even go back further with "window.history.go(-10)" (ten pages back)
No Cake, No PHP, j
Thank you for your response. Yes, thats what I'm looking for. But the
problem is that $this->referer() seems not to work. So I will test the
bread crumb feature from the HTML helper.
draikin
teknoid schrieb:
> You are probably looking for something like $this->referer()
>
> Also there is a bread
go back ?
++
Clément
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 4:35 PM, draikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> i'am searching for a solution for the following problem. I want to
> have a link on the pages of my little cakePHP app to allow to go back
> to the page where i come from. So as the back-butt
You are probably looking for something like $this->referer()
Also there is a bread crumbs feature in the HTML helper, for something
more robust.
On Aug 21, 10:35 am, draikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'am searching for a solution for the following problem. I want to
> have a link on t
Hi,
i'am searching for a solution for the following problem. I want to
have a link on the pages of my little cakePHP app to allow to go back
to the page where i come from. So as the back-button of the browser.
For example: I search for a subset of my database entries and get a
page with a table c
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