what happens is that the form in myform2 displays but the id fields are
blank dropdown.
These fields are not autoincrement.
I submit and I can get the subject field displayed in myform3 but not id or
date fields.
controller
public function myform3()
{
if($this->request->is('post')) {
.
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Subject: Re: form data
Ok I was hoping I wouldnt get such a response.
I have been looking at this book and you have to
Ok I was hoping I wouldnt get such a response.
I have been looking at this book and you have to admit , it just isnt
always going to help you do a complete example.
data goes back to the controller in a
$this->request->data['MyModel']['title']; and this means I can do what and
where ? is ther
I also want to build the next best social media website can you tell me
how.
I just want you to do it for me and not do any of the work myself J
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Perhaps read the Cookbook on data handling and how to access and use it.
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Subject: form data
Hi,
I created a form and a submit
Please follow this code:
if your model name Tax (Model name must be table names singular number)
$this->data['Tax']['feildname'];
$this->Tax->save($this->data);
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 7:56 AM, Dr. Loboto wrote:
>
> Key in data array should be same as model alias. If your model named
> Tax i
Key in data array should be same as model alias. If your model named
Tax it have same alias Tax by default and require $this->data['Tax']
['feildname'].
On May 7, 2:41 am, "paul...@gmail.com" wrote:
> I have a table "taxes" and I'm using the form helper and it is putting
> the form data into an
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:
$form->create('Comment', array('action' => 'add'));
Doesn't this specify that it should use the controller associated with
the "Comment" model, i.e. the Comments controller? This is how I've
done it with all of my other forms...
And yes, I realize the table ba
On Sep 16, 9:11 am, Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I currently have a "comment box" view element that I plan to
> embed in various places in my CakePHP application to allow users to
> leave comments on various aspects of the site.
>
> I'm using the form helper inside of t
It doesn't matter whether your form comes from an element or a view
file, it's generating the same HTML in the end, so check that first.
If the form/controller doesn't work it's not a problem of the element.
I'd guess that one of your problems is that you want to redirect as
the final action
Well, I tried all your suggestions over the weekend, and none of them
panned out. count($_POST) tells me the post array is empty, and
likewise there is nothing in $this->params['form'] or $this->data. So
thanks for the help, but I now suspect the problem lies in my Apache
rewrite rules. The site i
- Please debug the $this->params['form'] and $this->data in your
controller's action and take a look at it if something is not working
properly
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 9:49 PM, zendrumz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey everyone,
>
> I'm a cakephp newbie putting together my first project. I'm tr
> Sorry, I just meant the error message I added in my controller (the
> flash message in the else clause) i.e. cakephp doesn't think there's
> anything in $this->data.
In your controller, did you try this :
$this->Model->create();
$this->Model->save($this->data);
instead of :
$this->Model->cre
On Apr 24, 12:36 pm, seb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >When I submit the form, the
>
> > controller branches to display the error message in my view, along
> > with the following:
>
> > 1 query took 2 ms
> > Nr Query Error AffectedNum. rows Took (ms)
> > 1 DESCRIBE `contacts`
>When I submit the form, the
> controller branches to display the error message in my view, along
> with the following:
>
> 1 query took 2 ms
> NrQuery Error AffectedNum. rows Took (ms)
> 1 DESCRIBE `contacts` 6 6 2
Well, *which* error message ?
This:
class UserAppModel extends AppModel{
should be:
class UserModel extends AppModel{
On Jan 30, 2008 8:04 PM, Pq2son2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> First Thanks, I'm a newbaby andI read a lot of manuals and the API but
> I don't found the reason because the CakePHP (ve
FF2 and WinXP here, and it is working fine - repeated submits (new or
same data) always comes through.
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Hi Jon
Just quick status report: I have just tried with FF 2 on winXP. If I
disable the browser cache it is working fine, if the browser cache is
enabled only the first post goes through, all the others not.
Unfortunately I don't know why though - my forms have a similar setup
and work just fine
I'm not sure what the trick is. I tried sticking in my , adding the hidden
field with a random value, and adding a random number as a parameter
to the end of my URL. I'm still getting the same outcome. What's
weird, even if $_POST isn't being populated, I can refresh Firefox,
and the popup box t
Okay, I tried using Galeon a few more times.
1) Enter "abc" / "def"
2) Submit
3) Page draws with post
4) Sumbit again.
5) Page draws with no post (clears fields)
6) Enter "abc" / "def"
7) Submit
8) Page draws with post
9) add "d" to the end of "abc"
10) Submit again
11) Page draws with post
So m
Jeff,
Thanks for taking your time to help with this. So it's definitely
browser based. Could it be a caching issue maybe?
Jon
On Sep 26, 5:24 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I typed garbage in the form like 8 times. I just went back and did it
> like 8 more times and barri
I typed garbage in the form like 8 times. I just went back and did it
like 8 more times and barring some errors the first time (session
expired stuff) it still works like a charm...
I used firefox 1.5 on mandrivia 10.2 linux. works without a hitch..
However, I just tried it on Galeon and got
How many times did you try submitting the form? This is very odd. What
browser are you using? I tried to reproduce the problem on my iPhone
using Safari, and it took many more submittions, but out of about 20
submittions, $_POST was not populated 3 times. I know that doesn't
sound like much, but w
>From what I can tell Jon, $_POST populated as expected.
It was only empty when I loaded the page the first time.
Jeff
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Are you using HtmlHelper's functions to create all your form elements?
Check the resulting HTML in your browser and ensure that your form's
method is "POST" and that your input field names all are like
data[Model][field].
HTH,
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You recei
Well, validating file input fields doesn't work by default, so I was
going to this "manually".
However I'm still not able to access the data variable in the model:
if(empty($this->data))
{
$this->render();
}
else
{
if(!$this->Menu->validates($this->data))
{
$this->Menu->set('data', $t
Most form data that comes from elements created with HtmlHelper or
FormHelper are available in the Controller in $this->data. Everything
else is in $this->params['form'].
As far as validation, if you're calling $Model->save($this->data), then
$this->data should be available in the model. Otherw
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