You can already use methods that are available to extend scaffold on your own.
Controller::_beforeScaffold()
Controller::_afterScaffoldSave()
Controller::_afterScaffoldSaveError()
Controller::_scaffoldError()
And you already have the ability to override the core templates used for scaffold by creating your own views.
app/views/scaffold/scaffold.*.thtml
or
app/views/*/scaffold.*.thtml
With all of this available to you, doing what you need can be done already without having to add it to the core.
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/**
* @author Larry E. Masters
* @var string $userName
* @param string $realName
* @returns string aka PhpNut
* @access public
*/
On 10/30/06,
jdownton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I do like the idea of extending the ability of scaffolding. I use cake
for work so anything that saves time lets me sleep more ;)
Personally if one could put in the option to hide a field from
scaffolding (like 'id') and format the rows and columns a little more
cleanly it would mean I wouldn't have to bake so quickly.
I've just found that users always want to change a field, add a field,
delete a field.... and this process doesn't seem to stop and once I've
baked my views it means going into the index/add/view/edit templates to
add/delete a field.
These are just my thoughts and I am still learning :)
-Jeff btw. Hi Jose, you remember me?
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