Il 18/04/2012 13:01, Timo ha scritto:
Thanks a lot for your answer, it helped me a lot!
I see how elements can be used for what I am trying to do. I tried the
simple example from the link you provided, so now I can populate
multiple ares of one page with different views - that's great!
What I don't quite grasp is the usefulness of adding a helper as you
mentioned in your last paragraph. So basically the helper would get
all the data for my elements instead of me calling requestAction
multiple times?
I was told that AJAX can be used to put content into element areas
(via requestAction, too?), e.g. I have my slideout visible which shows
a data entry, then, with my table still visible in the main content
area, I choose edit on a different entry and instead of loading the
page anew, the slideout element loads new content. How would one go
about this task? A simple example would be enough to get me started,
since I cannot find any useful ones, e.g. a button that triggers an
element to be filled with a different view. I am aware of the .load
function in JQuery ( http://api.jquery.com/load/ ), but that does not
explain how to include such functionality in a CakePhp environment.
Can I simply use something like 'controllername/add' as url parameter
for load?
I use it in this way:
$("#someelement").load("/controller/action div.index");
loads html content of div.index in #someelement
You can handle it better with $.post / $.get handling the html response
$.get('controller/action', function(html){
var myHtml = $(html);
$("#something").replace( myHtml.find("#something").html() );
});
This works faster if you create an empty layout and print only the
$content_for_layout, I use it with a custom extension
eg. controlller/index.dhtml give me only the action response, without
the whole layout code around.
As I see it, one issue remains despite the element solution (which
might result from my limited Cake knowledge) -
...
Is there a way to put for example the rendered view of
"View/Company/add.ctp" into an element?
...
I suggest you to look at the new -cool- templating system (from 2.1 I think)
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/views.html
Luca
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