You can combine the redirect in same view as for the failing, or make
2 views. Your controller can use $this->render('success') or $this-
>render('failure') OR
$this->set('failure', 1) and use a condition in the view.
I try to be more precise with a sample (I am not good at this) :
In you login view :
...
...
<?php echo $ajax->submit(... .. ... array('update' => 'mydiv')); ?>
<div id ="mydiv"></div>
In your view or 2 views you will update the same div, difference
being :
1) on failure, you will probably "fill up" your div with message, html
etc...
<?php $ajax->div("mydiv"); ?>
<p>Error</p>
.....
<?php $ajax->divEnd('mydiv'); ?>
2) on success, you will write smething like :
<?php $ajax->div("mydiv");
$js = "window.location.href='".FULL_BASE_URL.$this->html-
>url('/Controller/action')."'";
echo $javascript->codeBlock($js);
$ajax->divEnd("Mydiv");
?>
I wrote this "code" straight into the edit message, so I am sure a
copy/past will probably fails, but that might give you some hints.
On Jul 10, 4:20 pm, Michael Augustyniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> francky06l wrote:
> > Seems if you want to update a div on error, you should make $ajax-
>
> >> submit first.
>
> > Then your "div to update" could contain some values in case of error
> > or an url in case of success. Now if you want this redirection to be
> > html (not ajax), just use a javascript (window.location) ..
>
> yes I undarstand
>
> but not sure where to use window.location should be on complete action ?
> I do not think so because I want redirect on success only.
>
> Thank You for help
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