of actions within a single modal window
(Index, Add, Edit, Delete).
In my opinion I have also implemented ModalBox much better by
adjusting how links and forms are submitted within the window so that
ModalBox does the hard work of displaying the spinner whilst the
content is updated
, Delete).
In my opinion I have also implemented ModalBox much better by
adjusting how links and forms are submitted within the window so that
ModalBox does the hard work of displaying the spinner whilst the
content is updated and then resizes the window to accommodate the new
content (namely doing
Would love to share what I have learnt, but would prefer to do so
after I have a fully working example. I will also provide a demo of
it in use the way I am using it as it is quite neat and should be
something most people could use. Also I can get some feedback on it's
positives and negatives
Hello,
I'm currently working on an e-commerce application.
On the product pages, I am generating a form to add products to the
cart. As such, each page can contain several forms.
I've created a helper for my application which contains: product
display; add to cart form generation; menu
I'm new to CakePHP(day of reading documentation is pretty much my
experience) but If it was me doing it I would instead of using forms I would
just add links in the form /produtcs/addtocart/45 or
/products/addtocart/VeryNiceProduct and then use the flash function to
redirect back to the products
experience) but If it was me doing it I would instead of using forms I would
just add links in the form /produtcs/addtocart/45 or
/products/addtocart/VeryNiceProduct and then use the flash function to
redirect back to the products page noting which products are added to the
cart. Like I said before
specify the id attribute?
-Mark
On Jan 12, 6:05 am, Chris Hawes m...@chrishawes.net wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently working on an e-commerce application.
On the product pages, I am generating a form to add products to the
cart. As such, each page can contain several forms.
I've created
I have an admin_index page for a model that requires a listing for
each row, which includes a *separate* form with a couple of
checkboxes. The controller action is:
public function admin_index()
{
$this-data = $this-paginate();
}
Now, in the view, I cannot figure out how to get the
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 11:53 PM, brian bally.z...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an admin_index page for a model that requires a listing for
each row, which includes a *separate* form with a couple of
checkboxes. The controller action is:
public function admin_index()
{
$this-data =
use the blackhole callback to circumvent the issue by
determining controller name and action, but would prefer to keep
security component enabled for these forms if possible.
The reason for such an approach is this...
Basically a blog with comments, but product developers want people to
write
I m new to cake php i want to make form in cakephp and i make the
following things
class User extends AppModel {
var $name = 'User';
var $validate = array(
'name'=array('rule'='notEmpty'),
'email'=array('rule'='email'),
'password'=array(
Hi Mona,
Well, it would help if you could specify the error a bit more. The
form need to be called 'app/views/users/add.ctp'.
I don't know if you can make echo $form-inputs(array('name',
'email', 'password'));
I would rather do:
echo $form-input('User.name');
echo
Hi,
thanks for your reply. The data field was set to null before. If I
update a dataset and assigning the null value to a the birthday field
(SET birthday=null) it works fine. So I added the following code to my
controller:
if(empty($this-data['Employee']['birthday']))
On 16 dic, 11:44, Sebastian Göttschkes sebastian.goettsch...@mpx-
e.de wrote:
Additionally, if I add a valid birthday, it is saved correctly. When
editing the employee, I would like to get the birthday viewed in the
format dd.mm.. How can I tell cake to view the birthday like this?
Ok,
Sebastian Göttschkes wrote:
Hi,
i got the following problem using cakePHP 1.2 RC3:
My Model 'Employee' has a attribute called 'birthday' (datatype:
DATE). In the add-view, I have the following code:
?= $form-input('birthday',array('type'='text'));?
If i left this field blank when adding
to validate!
Anja
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Betreff: cake 1.2 forms: date fields left empty = null in database?
Hi,
i got
I am in the process of editing my views to get a similar effect. If
you can wait a couple hours, I'll be back with an explanation.
But, to whet your appetite: controlling for '-00-00' is not that
different from controlling for null, seems to me. '-00-00' is the
'null value' for a date
Hi,
i got the following problem using cakePHP 1.2 RC3:
My Model 'Employee' has a attribute called 'birthday' (datatype:
DATE). In the add-view, I have the following code:
?= $form-input('birthday',array('type'='text'));?
If i left this field blank when adding an employee, this employee has
the
I just thought of a little function that I wanted to get some feedback
on. It's a way to pre-populate a form when adding new records, using
the URL only and no controller-specific controller logic.
In AppController::beforeRender :
if(isset($_REQUEST['populate'])) {
if(empty($this-data))
acoustic_overdrive wrote:
I just thought of a little function that I wanted to get some feedback
on. It's a way to pre-populate a form when adding new records, using
the URL only and no controller-specific controller logic.
In AppController::beforeRender :
if(isset($_REQUEST['populate']))
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 1:18 PM, acoustic_overdrive
jamierm...@googlemail.com wrote:
I just thought of a little function that I wanted to get some feedback
on. It's a way to pre-populate a form when adding new records, using
the URL only and no controller-specific controller logic.
In
Hi, thanks both for your replies.
@Alexandru: Unfortunately that's not flexible enough for me, because
depending on where I'm coming from I may or may not want to pre-
populate a field.
@brian: I usually do it something like /project_images/add/project_id:
3 but that means I have to write logic
Maybe you can use
$this-data['Users'] = Set::filter($this-data['Users']);
On Dec 8, 8:52 pm, variaas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does CakePHP have a function to clear out empty datarows before
saving? Right now I manually parse the array to see if there is an
empty array and unset it.
So
I was thinking like this:
function add() {
if (!empty($this-data)) {
$this-Timespan-create();
if ($this-Timespan-save($this-data)) {
$this-data['Timespan']['saldo'] =
$this-data['Timespan']
['saldo']
I'm going to give a better description of the problem
When I add a record the data will be stored in the records table of my
database what I want to do is:
When my records is saved the system should do something like this,
when it's saved
call the timespan that is selected, load the saldo
Does CakePHP have a function to clear out empty datarows before
saving? Right now I manually parse the array to see if there is an
empty array and unset it.
So given this array:
[data] =
[0] =
[name] = 'alice'
[1] =
[name] = 'bob'
[2] =
[name] = ''
I would unset
the findAll functions. This
would produce a 2x2 table.
The part that I don't quite understand is how to create the forms with
knowledge of the X's Y's ID. so I know how to properly save it to
the Z model, using a saveAll. I have only had experience with doing
this one entry at a time.
Thanks
normally i would read it out with php, put them in vars and addition
the values and resave them.
On Dec 2, 10:49 am, webscriptz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for that,
I have a model Records and Timespans. DEBET and CREDIT have to be
inserted in the records table but also in the Timespans
Sorry for that,
I have a model Records and Timespans. DEBET and CREDIT have to be
inserted in the records table but also in the Timespans table in DEBET
and CREDIT
The first is not a problem but the second is. IT has to be additioned
not just replaced by the latest.
function add() {
I would suggest looking at saveAll to do the save part, then to do
your addition you just need to make sure it's in the data.
That said, here's the way I handle adding a related record as shown in
your add() above:
function add() {
if (!empty($this-data)) {
is to have one submit and the controller
will will call a model-saveall function. However of the text box
forms has a id associated to the top row and leftmost column. In other
words the form is saving to a model that has belongsTo association
with the top row and left.
Is there something that I'm missing
Could you query again, but without all the table display stuff? You have 4
text boxes in a view and ... what?
What's the model name, and what models is it associated to (and how)?
Or is it 4 separate forms? 5?
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:27 AM, Todd M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm creating
I'm making a register and I have a small problem,
I want two numbers to be additioned (+) with the numbers already in an
other table, unfortunantly I don't know how to do this.
i have a Record with debet and credit and i want to addition them
to debet and credit in timespans.
but they got
So just a suggestion for future questions, describe the tables and
their relationship in your question a little next time.
Assuming you have a Records model and a Timespans model that are
related to each other, and the relationships are described in the
models for those two entities ...
So, for
Hi Flipflops,
Nice one, sorry for delayed response but been sidetracked by another project.
class FormsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Forms';
/**
* a generic method to handle the submited forms
* looks up a schema / and validation rules
Hi Jon, Dardo
I guess it depends how hacky you want to be. You could have two models
one that manages the form builder and another which is really just a
shell that would validate the actual forms when you submit them.
Off the top of my head I guess you could do something like this (not
tried
hi group,
i'm missing something really simple and i need your help, i have a
simple form in my view, when a user presses submit button i want to
send form data to controller( or view) and get the result back in the
ajax callback, updating one singe div on the view. how can actually do
that?
already found a solution to it! thanks anyway!
On 19 Nov., 13:15, mmm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi group,
i'm missing something really simple and i need your help, i have a
simple form in my view, when a user presses submit button i want to
send form data to controller( or view) and get the
Hi bakers,
Got a theory/approach question, hoping someone's been down this route
already.
A lot of my projects are CMS'd sites. This largely means a few models:
* Page
* Article
* Documents (files, images, media etc)
Often I have to work with forms, contact forms, email sign ups
Often I have to work with forms, contact forms, email sign ups etc
that are then embedded in each page, and I'd really like to use the
cake validation and auto magic, whilst avoiding manually creating a
model for each form.
What is wrong with creating a Model for handling the data of your
What about adding 2 fields to Forms:
Forms
- id
- name
- schema (serialised obj)
- validation_rules (serialised obj)
And then passing the values of each to the Form model in beforeValidate?
It seems pretty strightforward to do, why don't give it a try and then
tell us how it went
It seems pretty strightforward to do, why don't give it a try and then
tell us how it went?
Am just thinking things through a little further. I was thinking about
how I would set the _schema and validate values. I had thought about
calling a method in afterFind, but they aren't run for
Hi
Passing the schema and validation rules seems like a good idea - I'm
guessing your are thinking you could couple it with some kind of
wizard / interface so you build your forms within the CMS... could be
a really goood feature but at the end of the day it boils down to how
long the initial
Hi Flip flops,
Passing the schema and validation rules seems like a good idea - I'm
guessing your are thinking you could couple it with some kind of
wizard / interface so you build your forms within the CMS... could be
a really goood feature but at the end of the day it boils down to how
so did I - but I've just realised that my 'EmailForm' model would have
it's own schema, at least:
Why don't use two models: one for handling the validation of the
dynamic forms and one for storing the metadata in the DB.
Then in the dynamics forms, you can override schema() and probably
Hi folks,
Got a theory/approach question, hoping someone's been down this route already.
A lot of my projects are CMS'd sites. This largely means a few models:
* Page
* Article
* Documents (files, images, media etc)
Often I have to work with forms, contact forms, email sign ups etc
As a relatively new baker and programmer, for that matter, I ran into
a problem earlier this week.
I was creating a form for users to edit their information however, not
all fields were present in this form for the general member but those
fields happened to be required fields.
In the model
I assume you had 'required'=true as part of the validation rules.
Seems like, yet another, misunderstanding :)
http://teknoid.wordpress.com/2008/11/04/requiredtrue-the-source-of-major-confusion/
On Nov 13, 9:02 am, Josey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a relatively new baker and programmer, for
'requied'=true, is rarely necessary. You are probably more interested
in the 'notEmpty' rule.
If you read the manual (ans possibly my post above), you'll see why
'required' doesn't exactly mean what you'd expect.
Using the default value of false, will help you to avoid any trickery
(unless you
Hello all,
although putting tags in the right order does not make an accessible
website, I was wondering if anyone is really looking at priority AAA
for accessible websites and updated the form helper...
Anyone ?
Julien
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On Oct 2, 4:17 pm, RobertoSDN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, i am using ajax forms and i have a problem with the Auth
component that works fine with the login action but not with others
actions because only the login action has the bahavior to render a
element to handle
Hello, i am using ajax forms and i have a problem with the Auth
component that works fine with the login action but not with others
actions because only the login action has the bahavior to render a
element to handle errors like bellow:
if ($loginAction == $url) {
...code
} else
Hi!
I have a controller, which fetches other controllers data through
requestAction().
The first element contains a form in which there is an $ajax-
submit(...);
the problem here is that the form does nothing. The form doesen't even
send XHR request.
However, the $ajax-link's works just fine
Hi
You should at least give the code from your view, so that we can
figure out what's going on.
Also, english is not my mother language, and I don't understand this sentence :
However, the $ajax-link's works just fine and when I click one of the
links, resultin an update to the that element
Yes Sorry clemos, was alittle tired on this afternoon.
Here is the question completely rewritten :)
1. Download the latest stable release of CakePHP (1.1.19.6305)
1.1 Set it up and running.
2. Download the prototype.js library and copy it to your fresh cake
installation js -folder.
3. Lets
Are you looking for this?
http://book.cakephp.org/view/410/Validating-Data-from-the-Controller
On 18 Sep 2008, at 13:51, 703designs wrote:
How can I check if the data is valid before trying to send the mail
out? Validation errors are falling into the email failed condition,
and validation
I saw that last night before posting, and wrapping the send sequence
in this conditional didn't work: I got funny preg_match errors (also
noted here:
http://ryan.ifupdown.com/2008/08/24/delimiter-must-not-be-alphanumeric-or-backslash-corecakelibsmodelmodelphp-line-2202/
, although his fix didn't
On 18 Sep 2008, at 21:50, 703designs wrote:
I got funny preg_match errors
Show us your $validate rules then or go through them with a fine comb.
$this-Contact-set('$this-data);
I hope this is not copypasted as it's invalid PHP.
This controller's 'add' method just sends out emails
and
Right, that was a typo, not a paste. I think that you'll be able to
better help me if you understand how I've designed my contact form:
Model: Contact[name, email, city, subject, message, and a couple
others]
Model['validate']: Name, email, and message have 'required' = true
Views: index (just
Note that each ['validate'] key also has a normal ['message'] defined,
saying that the field in question is required.
On Sep 18, 9:29 am, David C. Zentgraf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 18 Sep 2008, at 21:50, 703designs wrote:
I got funny preg_match errors
Show us your $validate rules then
I'm not 100% sure, but I think older versions of Cake required you to
specify a rule. If you're only interested in the 'required' field,
specify a rule that'll always validate, like '/.*/' . What version of
Cake are you using?
Structure your app the way you see fit. It's not good form to
So a rendered view will automatically receive validation messages? In
which variable? If I need to set a var, what should my target be
($this-set('errors', /* what here? */))? I tried substituting a
minLength 1 rule yesterday and if it worked, I would not have changed
it, although I can't with
On 18 Sep 2008, at 23:53, 703designs wrote:
So a rendered view will automatically receive validation messages? In
which variable?
Yes. When a model is validated in the controller, invalid fields will
be noted in a variable. Don't know of the top of my head in which one,
do a debug($this)
pr($this-validationErrors) in your view will show you the errors.
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On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 12:31 PM, David C. Zentgraf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 18 Sep 2008, at 23:53, 703designs wrote:
So a rendered view will automatically receive validation
How can I check if the data is valid before trying to send the mail
out? Validation errors are falling into the email failed condition,
and validation errors aren't reported to the user.
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Wow, that's pretty obscure. Yes, I'm using mod_auth_sspi. It was so
easy to set up, I hate to change to LDAP, but it looks like that's
going to be necessary. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a try.
On Sep 12, 6:32 pm, Niko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was having the exact same problem
Hello,
I'm in a middle of migrating a project from cake 1.1 to 1.2. I've got
most pages to display, but I ran into one problem with forms. Source
code in a view goes like this:
$miesiace=array('Styczeń','Luty','Marzec','Kwiecień','Maj','Czerwiec','Lipiec','Sierpień','Wrzesień','Październik
I was having the exact same problem until I disable the mod_auth_sspi
module. I then replaced it with mod_authnz_ldap and everything works
fine. Maybe you can check something at a module level. When I set a
proxy between the web server and IE I found out that when it got stuck
all the server got
Hello, using cake_1.2.0.7296-rc2 under Apache/PHP5/Windows
I'm having a problem where when I submit a form to edit a database
entity, the controller sometimes does not recognize $this-data as
being set and sends me back to the orignal edit form. The weird thing
is, that if I try it a couple
I suggest posting the view and controller. The first thing I would
look at is there any JavaScript that IE is having issue with.
On Sep 9, 10:46 am, chicklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, using cake_1.2.0.7296-rc2 under Apache/PHP5/Windows
I'm having a problem where when I submit a form to
There is no Javascript in the page whatsoever. If you read through
the controller logic, the only way that the form will return to itself
without doing anything is if $this-data is not set (i.e. empty($this-
data)).
Here is the controller:
?php
class DomainsController extends AppController {
I have a database driven galery.
CREATE TABLE EXISTS `galeries` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`year` year(4) NOT NULL,
`titel` tinytext NOT NULL,
`subtitle` tinytext NOT NULL,
`folder` tinytext NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
)
CREATE TABLE EXISTS `images` (
`id` int(11)
i dont see the reason for changing them to HTML code anyway - as with
utf8 they can all be handled and displayed as they originally are.
On 28 Aug., 17:46, worthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You saved my day. :D
I was messing with this problem the whole day and never thought it
would be that
Hi bakers,
as by the last week i am really getting into CakePHP and enjoy the
easeness of the creation process.
But i have one simple problem.
In every form of the project where users can input data, they can for
example input ( ä,ö,ü, é... and special chars like %§%/ or whatever)
So i want to
Hi bakers again :),
i managed to do it another way.
These two function provided below are the key for it. As you can see I
placed them inside of the app_controller.php
class AppController extends Controller {
function htmlchars($data) {
if (empty($data)) {
Another explaining example for the edit form:
http://localhost/regions/edit/15
data['Regions']['id']=15
data['Regions']['name']='Test auml;'
Now when cakephp fills the form with this data the value of the field
changes from
'Test auml;' to 'Test amp;auml;'
And so the field shows 'Test auml;
Enrique,
You could still use the regular forms:
?php echo $form-create('Search',array('url' = '/search','type' =
'get')) ?
?php echo $form-text('query',array('type' = 'textarea')) ?
?php echo $form-end('Search!') ?
On Aug 26, 11:45 am, Enrique Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi
Hi All,
The core Form helper works great as long as you have a model behind
it, but what about forms that are not related to a model?
Is there any helpers that I can use in the view? Or do I just code
plain HTML?
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On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Enrique Delgado
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
The core Form helper works great as long as you have a model behind
it, but what about forms that are not related to a model?
Is there any helpers that I can use in the view? Or do I just code
plain HTML
Hey Enrique,
You could still use the regular forms:
?php echo $form-create('Search',array('url' = '/search','type' =
'get')) ?
?php echo $form-text('query',array('type' = 'textarea')) ?
?php echo $form-end('Search!') ?
On Aug 26, 11:45 am, Enrique Delgado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi All
for pointing this out.
I was getting too caught up and spoiled by the input() automagic
method, my bad.
Using the regular methods works just fine.
Thanks!
On Aug 26, 11:15 am, validkeys [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey Enrique,
You could still use the regular forms:
?php echo $form-create('Search
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When getting a form from a user, it should be double checked in the
user's action logic.
A user could easily manipulate a form field to submit a new field to
the server, like id=4294967294, and stuck the users table. The user
could guess, of course, other field names, or see other forms/views
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 11:37 AM, phpjoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Throughout the examples in the manual (1.2 and 1.1), I haven't noticed
any reminder of that possible risk, though I noticed the bad
http://api.cakephp.org/1.2/class_model.html#ebe42ae387be89985b5a35dd428f5c81
Notice the third
I think you can also do this globally for a model using its $whitelist
field.
On Jul 5, 7:11 am, Dr. Tarique Sani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 11:37 AM, phpjoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Throughout the examples in the manual (1.2 and 1.1), I haven't noticed
any reminder of
Thanks guys, that works perfectly. I take it the Player.id form is
now preferred over Player/id ? I ported my app from Cake 1.1 to 1.2,
and probably missed a few things.
On Jun 30, 4:41 am, Jonathan Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 6:19 AM, Mr. Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, that's correct. It now uses a period instead of a slash.
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 1:50 PM, Bryan D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks guys, that works perfectly. I take it the Player.id form is
now preferred over Player/id ? I ported my app from Cake 1.1 to 1.2,
and probably missed a few
I believe this should work:
?php echo $form-input('Player/id', array('type' = 'text')); ?
On Jun 27, 5:54 pm, Bryan D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to allow a model's primary key field (named id) to be
editable, at least upon creation of a new object. I noticed that using
syntax
On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 6:19 AM, Mr. Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe this should work:
?php echo $form-input('Player/id', array('type' = 'text')); ?
Just to clarify, it's Player.id (notice the . instead of the /)
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I would like to allow a model's primary key field (named id) to be
editable, at least upon creation of a new object. I noticed that using
syntax like:
?php echo $form-input('Player/id') ?
doesn't work because CakePHP converts it to a hidden field
automatically. Is there some way I can override
:-)
http://manual.cakephp.org/view/125/data-validation
http://api.cakephp.org/class_model.html
On 16 jun, 23:42, koala kid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using one model to process and save the data for multiple forms.
How do I run cake's validation methods on each form separately
Hi,
thanks for your help, its really appreciated. I'm new to cake and
although I know its going to be beneficial in the long run right now
the learning curve sucks and what really makes it worse is the lack of
decent documentation.
For example the behaviour you gave me the link to seems to do
Ok,
I dug around and found out what to name the file and where to save it,
I think. I saved the file as multi_validate.php in app/models/
behaviours/. Is this correct?
I then defined my rules eg:
var $validationSets = array(
'admin' = array(
OK, I think I worked out what to name the file and where to save it:
app/models/behaviours/multi_validate.php. However I can't get it to
work. The form submits without validating.
I first set my validation rules in the model eg:
var $actsAs = array('MultiValidatable');
/**
Hi,
I am using one model to process and save the data for multiple forms.
How do I run cake's validation methods on each form separately. At the
moment you appear to define your rules in $validate outside of any
functions/methods. How do I run it from within a method.
In addition as my model
I think you are over generalizing the standard (recommended by w3c)
that tables shouldn't be used for web page layouts. It's fine to use
tables to format data and forms, it's also just as fine not to use
tables for format forms. Don't feel bad about using tables to format
forms :).
Take Care
Hi all.
I have an app with a number of long forms in. These forms are
formatted in tables with each row looking something like: thInput
Label/thtdText Box [Or Whatever]/td. While the long term
solution clearly is to migrate this to CSS design I'm going for the
quick (and dirty) solution for now
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