Hi Hugo,
I really like the scaffolding-feature, and for my purpouse it's often
enough. I was looking for the same as you where, and have a suggestion
(a little late, though...):
Add the following code to the scaffold edit-view where you want the
empty values to display:
Hi Hugo,
Try this in your scaffold edit-file (edit.ctp):
$scaffoldFields=array_flip($scaffoldFields);
foreach($scaffoldFields as $v){
$v=array('empty'='');
}
...this sould be before this part (this is unmodified code):
echo $form-create();
I would move off of scaffolds and on to your own code. Scaffolds are for quick
and dirty, not production/proper sites - and you get the benefit of learning so
that you won't need to rely on scaffolds in future.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com
http://www.classoutfit.com
Yeah, I use scaffolds only in backend. The problem is I'm creating new
fields and modelds in the database and I don't want to update (for
now) my controllers every time, so scaffolding is perfect for me (at
backend).
2010/8/15 Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit jeremybu...@classoutfit.com:
I would move
i never use scaffold...
make sure your baking templates are as you need them, bake the views
and simply add the missing (new) fields by hand if they are introduced
later on
thats almost quicker and allows you to modify the empty param and
other stuff permanently.
On 15 Aug., 19:49, Hugo M
Ok, thanks! I think scaffolding is a good tool but is not enough when
you need something else than ABM. Anyway, I think empty values in
combos should be added to scaffolding x). Too bad is not a can be
null config belongs to param or something like that.
2010/8/15 euromark
Hi! I have some scaffolded controllers and a model Service with a
belongs to relationship with model user. The thing is that the service
may not have an owner (user). There's a way to show an empty parameter
in a scaffolded controler's combo? I know empty parameter works with
$form-select but with
