On 3/13/07, dev_null <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am VERY new to cake and am using version 1.1. Cake will validate a
> form for me, but then it gets saved straight away. I have always coded
> forms that provide users the opportunity to look at their validated
> input and confirm their data, either accepting it or going back and
> modifying the data prior to saving. Any suggestions on how I might go
> about such a thing? I would probably also use the same method to
> create a 'wizard' that comprises several forms in sequence that a user
> uses to build an object instead of the user having to fill out a
> lengthly form all in one shot.

Well, I'm saying this without actually having done it, but I'm pretty
sure you can get it to validate your input *without* saving the
record.  Any examples from the list?

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