http://cakephp.org/pastes/add
It seems like if you get the relationships setup right and the table structure is solid it shouldn't be a problem.
I we can look at your models and possibly your DB schema we can suggest some changes and then at the very least you should be able to generate enough code with bake.php to get started.
On 8/16/06, Don DeCosta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Hartjes wrote:
> Um, I think this is a question that goes beyond CakePHP. This is
> basic "how to create a page that has a form that you can submit".
I have the same question and I think it is a CakePHP question.
I've got a view up that shows me a Client and lists its Sites and I've
got a link that says, "Add Site" I, obviously, want to add a Site to
the current Client... How to I pass the client_id to the Add Site view?
(I'm using $this->Set(...)) to pass the client_id to site's Add view
and making it a hidden field on the form which then gets submitted back
to the Add Site controller.
But it's not very clean and I think I'm approaching the problem
wrong... I've done these types of forms before using POP (Plain ol'
PHP) so I know how to do a form and submit and a MySQL UPDATE and all
that jazz but I thought Cake would be a little cleaner.
Any clues to how I'm misthinking the solution would be appreciated.
Don
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