well, first of all you can call prepend an /ajax/ to any URL in cake,
which makes your pages uses the ajax-layout (layouts folder) instead
of the default. Other way around is, that you force the ajax-layout in
your controller action like so: var $layout = 'ajax';
Both works and depends on what you want to do with that method besides
calling it with ajax. i found the /ajax/ thing to be more flexible.
Lets say you have a page where you list your users and you would like
to be able to update that list with ajax. For that, you should create
a method in you users controller and name it something like
"userlist".
In another view you can then use the ajax helper to create a ajax link
to that new action, which you could called like so:
/ajax/users/userlist/ (refer to the manual, helper section)
Here is some example code you could basicly place anywhere in your
views.. index maybe.
<div id="userlist"></div>
<?php echo $ajax->link('Get Userlist', '/ajax/users/userlist/',
array('update' => 'userlist')); ?>
Hope this helps
On 3/9/07, shafi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Regards, Kjell
www.m3nt0r.de
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