Solution can be found here: http://fat-tier.blogspot.com/2008/09/cancel-button-for-form.html
On Sep 12, 6:08 am, integrator <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am not satisfied with this solution. For instance when I edit an > item in the list and save the changes I want to go back to the list I > had before and not to e new list with a different ordering. Alse when > I edit an item ,and I get an input error i can't go back to list with > the javascript function. > > I looking for a more sofisticated solution. > > On 28 aug, 12:13, draikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thank you all for posting solutions. I solved the problem with the JS > > solution from clemos. It works like I want and I will dare that some > > users of my applikation don't like JS. > > > draikin > > > On 25 Aug., 14:54, "Marcin Domanski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > The Formhelper does NOT need JS :) > > > > As fot the OP problem - you can save the actual page to the the session. > > > If there is a page in session - get the url, if its different then the > > > actual - save the actual (you have the one for backin the var). > > > It has drawbacks but its closest you can get. > > > > -- > > > Marcin Domanskihttp://kabturek.info > > > > On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 12:07 PM, clemos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hidraikin > > > > > I think we can consider CakePHP actually "needs" Javascript. > > > > Of course you can use Cake to develop javascript-free apps, but lots > > > > of Cake features, for example some of the FormHelper functionnalities, > > > > actually require javascript... > > > > > You could use a code that use both, like: > > > > controller: $this->set("referer",$this->referer()); > > > > view: $html->link("go > > > >back",$referer,array('onclick'=>'window.history.back(); return > > > > false')); > > > > Like so, Javascript enabled browser will use the Javascript function, > > > > while Javascript disabled browser will use the $referer href. > > > > Of course, if the browser supports neither js nor referer, the link > > > > will likely fail; but it's still the most widely compatible way I can > > > > imagine... > > > > Note that the JS function and the referer link may not lead to the > > > > exact same page; this needs to be well tested to see if there are > > > > differences... > > > > Well, you may also force the referer to be passed through named > > > > variables (something like : $html->link("go > > > > there","/controller/action/whatever/referer:".urlencode($this->here)); > > > > ), but you'll need to do it for each link, and it'll mess up your > > > > "nice urls" a little bit... > > > > > ++++++ > > > > Clément > > > > > On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 4:02 PM,draikin<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > >> Hi clemos, > > > > >> thank you for your solution that I read also. But just like $this- > > > >>>referer() doesn't work for all browsers javascript doesn't work for > > > >> all users, as there are some users who don't like javascript. But if > > > >> there is a need for javascript in cakephp apps anyway (i don't know if > > > >> this is so), your solution is the easiest. > > > > >>draikin > > > > >> clemos schrieb: > > > >>> Maybe I didn't understand your problem, but ... > > > >>> Why don't you give a try to my good old plain javascript solution ? > > > > >>> <a href="javascript:window.history.back()">goback</a> > > > > >>> The link above will get youbackjust like your "back" > > > >>> browserbuttonwould... > > > >>> You can evengobackfurther with "window.history.go(-10)" (ten > > > >>> pagesback) > > > >>> No Cake, No PHP, just simple javascript... > > > > >>> $this->referer() doesn't work for all browsers, cause the referer must > > > >>> actually be sent by the client (IE doesn't seem to send it all the > > > >>> time). > > > >>> +++++++ > > > >>> Clément > > > > >>> On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 7:35 PM,draikin<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > >>> > Thank you for your response. Yes, thats what I'm looking for. But > > > >>> > the > > > >>> > problem is that $this->referer() seems not to work. So I will test > > > >>> > the > > > >>> > bread crumb feature from the HTML helper. > > > > >>> >draikin > > > > >>> > teknoid schrieb: > > > >>> >> You are probably looking for something like $this->referer() > > > > >>> >> Also there is a bread crumbs feature in the HTML helper, for > > > >>> >> something > > > >>> >> more robust. > > > > >>> >> On Aug 21, 10:35 am,draikin<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >>> >> > Hi, > > > > >>> >> > i'am searching for a solution for the following problem. I want > > > >>> >> > to > > > >>> >> > have a link on the pages of my little cakePHP app to allow > > > >>> >> > togoback > > > >>> >> > to the page where i come from. So as theback-buttonof the > > > >>> >> > browser. > > > >>> >> > For example: I search for a subset of my database entries and > > > >>> >> > get a > > > >>> >> > page with a table containing the results. Now i want to edit one > > > >>> >> > entry > > > >>> >> > and so i klick on the 'edit' link in the first column of the > > > >>> >> > table. I > > > >>> >> > edit the entry, save it and want togobackto the result page. If i > > > >>> >> > dont want to edit, i will have a link on the edit page togobackto > > > >>> >> > the result page. > > > >>> >> > Did i describe the problem properly? > > > >>> >> > Can anyone give me a hint? I tried to find a solution, but i > > > >>> >> > can't > > > >>> >> > find what i need. > > > > >>> >> > Many thanks, > > > >>> >> >draikin --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "CakePHP" group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
