Well I have a LoginForm.php and then call it to insert it on the view, so
I'm using:
setName('loginForm');
$this->setAction('/index/login/');
$this->setMethod('post');
Is there a way to use it in this case... The LoginForm.php instead of using
it in the view?
2008/7/10 Ro
On 11 Jul 2008, at 02:15, Christian Sanchez wrote:
I have created a Login form based on various tutorials including
Matthew's... But I get this bug I can't quite get how to get around...
I have set the action in the form like this: $this->setAction('index/
login/');
But when I'm testing the
didn't work either :(
2008/7/10 Christoph Dorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Try using:
>
> http://localhost/project/html/"; />
>
> in your HTML page and this:
>
> $this->setAction('index/login/');
>
> for your action.
>
> Christoph
>
>
>
>
> Christian Sanchez wrote:
> > I tried that, but my local URL i
Try using:
http://localhost/project/html/"; />
in your HTML page and this:
$this->setAction('index/login/');
for your action.
Christoph
Christian Sanchez wrote:
> I tried that, but my local URL is not really localhost... it's:
> http://localhost/project/html/index/login/
>
> Is there any
I tried that, but my local URL is not really localhost... it's:
http://localhost/project/html/index/login/
Is there any way to parse the baseURL to the Action in the form?
2008/7/10 Christoph Dorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Try: $this->setAction('/index/login/');
>
> You need the extra "/" at the
Try: $this->setAction('/index/login/');
You need the extra "/" at the beginning of the relative URL to make it
relative to your domain and not the current page.
Christoph
Christian Sanchez wrote:
> I have created a Login form based on various tutorials including
> Matthew's... But I get this b
I have created a Login form based on various tutorials including
Matthew's... But I get this bug I can't quite get how to get around...
I have set the action in the form like this:
$this->setAction('index/login/');
But when I'm testing the actual login and after 3 times of getting the
errors I'm t
