Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote:
Peter,
A little advice, if you continue to send private emails to members on the
list without their consent, I am going to ban you from this list.
Excuse me?? It's bad enough when some feeble-minded people ridicule
others who know less than they do about a
On 1/6/07, PHPBABY3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse me?? It's bad enough when some feeble-minded people ridicule
others who know less than they do about a particular subject (a la
Nick the Computer Guy on Saturday Night Live), but now someone
actually threatens someone for asking for help -
On 1/7/07, PHPBABY3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote:
Peter,
A little advice, if you continue to send private emails to members on the
list without their consent, I am going to ban you from this list.
Excuse me?? It's bad enough when some feeble-minded people
On 1/7/07, Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To everyone else reading this thread, I really am a nice guy, really I am.
Hey I don't care about that one bit! You just keep writing code for CakePHP ;)
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PHP
I know PHP and am learning CakePHP. I have installed CakePHP and
obtained some files to add to it to produce a search button (meaning a
form that asks questions to implement a searching capability.) In file
default in directory layouts there is a form and the ACTION parameter
is wrong, but
use the formTag()
like
?php echo $html-formTag('/notes/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Note/id')?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
HTH
olivvv
PHPBABY3 wrote:
I know PHP and am learning CakePHP. I have installed CakePHP and
obtained some files to add to it to produce a search button
It's pretty clear on the blog tutorial: the action for the controller.
Like:
In General
?php echo $html-formTag('/controller/action/' .
$html-tagValue('Model/id')?
In Blog Example:
?php echo $html-formTag('/posts/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Post/id')?
And the action in the controller:
function
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
use the formTag()
like
?php echo $html-formTag('/notes/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Note/id')?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
1. Aren't you missing a right paren?
2. This chapter does not define formTag. It has one reference to it in
sample code.
3. I
DJ Spark wrote:
It's pretty clear on the blog tutorial: the action for the controller.
Like:
In General
?php echo $html-formTag('/controller/action/' .
$html-tagValue('Model/id')?
In Blog Example:
?php echo $html-formTag('/posts/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Post/id')?
You're saying that
I know PHP and am learning CakePHP. I have installed CakePHP and
obtained some files to add to it to produce a search button (meaning a
form that asks questions to implement a searching capability.) In file
default in directory layouts there is a form and the ACTION parameter
is wrong, but
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
use the formTag()
like
?php echo $html-formTag('/notes/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Note/id')?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
1. Aren't you missing a right paren?
2. This chapter doesn't define formTag. It has one reference to it, in
sample code,
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
use the formTag()
like
?php echo $html-formTag('/notes/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Note/id')?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
1. Aren't you missing a right paren?
2. This chapter does not define formTag. It has one reference to it in
sample code.
3. I
Peter,
A little advice, if you continue to send private emails to members on the
list without their consent, I am going to ban you from this list. I have
already responded to your private emails to me. You can hire the foundation
for consulting if you like. But do not send direct request to me
So what you want to know is that URLs are formated :
controller/action/params
?
PHPBABY3 wrote:
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
use the formTag()
like
?php echo $html-formTag('/notes/edit/' . $html-tagValue('Note/id')?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/helpers
1. Aren't you missing a
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