You dont. You turn it into a button or submit form, then post the data
to the action and then do the processing. Or you do an AJAX call.
On Nov 3, 5:08 am, "j0n4s.h4rtm...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
> I don't entirely understand. How could I fill up $_POSTS by using
> $html->link?
>
> On Nov 3, 12:3
Look at the documentation at CakePHP
http://book.cakephp.org/view/55/The-Parameters-Attribute-params
This will describe where CakePHP stores the form data and the URL
data.
Enjoy,
John
On Nov 2, 6:44 pm, Jonas Hartmann
wrote:
> Given someone mails you a link with html images that tries to
I don't entirely understand. How could I fill up $_POSTS by using
$html->link?
On Nov 3, 12:32 am, Miles J wrote:
> Well in most cases then not, if your on, says a users profile, you
> would submit to that page. Within that page you would check if a
> $_POST exists and then perform the add frien
Well in most cases then not, if your on, says a users profile, you
would submit to that page. Within that page you would check if a
$_POST exists and then perform the add friend logic.
On Nov 2, 8:44 am, Jonas Hartmann
wrote:
> Given someone mails you a link with html images that tries to
> fet
Given someone mails you a link with html images that tries to fetch
http://domain.tld/users/add_friend/5
- now the user is logged into a web client that fetches that URL.
How do you protect your cake application to not modify data. HTML wise
this should be a PUT or POST method not a GET met
