Yes. My index() function is my form and also my validation for the
captcha.
I have tried to add this code..
function index()
{
print_r($this->data);
//echo $_SESSION[CAPTCHA_SESSION_ID]."///";
//Array ( [Email] => Array ( [name] => sdfgsdfs [message] =>
sdfsdfsfsdsdf ) )
$client_name = $this->data['Email']['name'];
$client_message = $this->data['Email']['message'];
$client_userCode = $this->data['Email']['userCode'];
if (!empty($this->data))
{
//$this->render();
if
($this->Captcha->check($this->data['Email']['userCode'])) {
if ($this->Email->save($this->data))
{
// Flash that it has been sent
$this->flash('Your email has been
sent.','/emails');
} // end: if ($this->Email->save($this->data))
} // end: if ($this->Captcha->check($this->data['Email']
['userCode'])) {
else
{
$this->render();
}
} // end: if (empty($this->data))
} // end of function sent
If data is !empty, process what i wish. Else, $this->render();
I have deleted the redirection, and its not being redirected once the
form is not yet filled-up.
Although, my next problem is the validation error. Which i placed
before and have tested.
<label>Name:</label>
<?php echo $html->input('Email/name', array('class' => 'input',
'style' => 'width: 200px;')); ?>
<?php echo $html->tagErrorMsg('Email/name', 'Name is required.'); ?>
<label>Message:</label>
<?php echo $html->textarea('Email/message', array('rows'=>'10',
'cols'=>'40')); ?>
<?php echo $html->tagErrorMsg('Email/message', 'Message is
required.'); ?>
<label>Captcha:</label>
<?php echo $html->input('Email/userCode', array('class' => 'input',
'style' => 'width: 200px;')); ?>
<?php echo $html->tagErrorMsg('Email/userCode', 'Captcha is
required.'); ?>
Is not working anymore, what could i be missing? BTW, i also have
models/email.php with
var $validate = array(
'name' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY,
'message' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY,
'userCode' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY
);
Please help.
Louie Miranda
http://www.axisihift.com
On Jul 26, 11:49 am, Grant Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is your index() function the form?
>
> If so, to re-show the form just call render(), or let the execution
> fall out the bottom, where render() will be automatically called.
> Don't redirect the user - this will cause a whole new page request and
> so the existing data is lost.
>
> If your index() is not your form (just the form processor), then you
> will need to explicitly call render with the correct view to show.
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