Just to add more information:
It seems that beforeFilter() is called in my comments controller but
something goes wrong before afterFilter() is called...
I'm trying to spelunk my way through the cakePHP code to see if I can
find a reason for this
- Dan
On Sep 18, 11:39 am, Daniel <[EMAIL P
Hi Luenyar,
I changed the form create line to:
create('Comment', array('action' => 'add', 'url' =>
array('controller' => 'comments', 'action' => 'add'))); ?>
And when I submit the element form it _does_ send me to the right
url, that is /comments/add which is the right controller, but i
$form->create('Comment') associates the form with the 'Comment' model,
but not a controller. Presumably because the 'Comments' model could
be used in many or all of your controllers with $uses. The 'action'
option assumes the current controller, so if you render your element
in the Posts control
I created the form using the line:
$form->create('Comment', array('action' => 'add'));
Doesn't this specify that it should use the controller associated with
the "Comment" model, i.e. the Comments controller? This is how I've
done it with all of my other forms...
And yes, I realize the table ba
On Sep 16, 9:11 am, Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I currently have a "comment box" view element that I plan to
> embed in various places in my CakePHP application to allow users to
> leave comments on various aspects of the site.
>
> I'm using the form helper inside of t
It doesn't matter whether your form comes from an element or a view
file, it's generating the same HTML in the end, so check that first.
If the form/controller doesn't work it's not a problem of the element.
I'd guess that one of your problems is that you want to redirect as
the final action
Hello,
I currently have a "comment box" view element that I plan to
embed in various places in my CakePHP application to allow users to
leave comments on various aspects of the site.
I'm using the form helper inside of the element to generate the
form to be used to submit the data, how
