Thanks,

Do not get me wrong, I know the consequences of working with branches.
As a lot people do (I guess), I tend to make a single view for "edit"
and "add".
Now handling the modelId is good, but I though for, multiple record
form; the "indice" would be between the model and field name and not
at the end.

No problem, anyway, I can handle the changes
Cheers

On Oct 11, 12:39 pm, grigri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, 1.2 is still officially in Alpha stage, which means that changes
> like this can happen. Whenever you download a new nightly, go through
> all of the recent changesets to see exactly what has changed and how
> it might affect your app. I fell foul of this a while ago with a big
> change on the nesting of form elements (error message placement) and
> had to revert.
>
> For information, the changeset you're referring to 
> ishttps://trac.cakephp.org/changeset/5744
>
> As to whether it's going to stay like this or not, who knows? It's
> probably a good thing to include the modelId on form fields;
> considering the number of posts here about multiple-record inputs,
> which this will go a long way to make easier.
>
> On Oct 11, 11:19 am, francky06l <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Bakers,
>
> > I work using the 1.2 branch that I update almost daily. ON my latest
> > update, I found out that the form.php and helper.php have been
> > modified to handle the modelId. This had a big impact on my current
> > project, it changes as follow mainly when you have a form for editing,
> > having the 'id" (hidden).
>
> > Before :  $form->input('field', array())
> > gives      <input  ...  ... name="data[Model][field]">
>
> > Now : $form->input('field, array())
> > gives:   <input ... name=data[Model][field][$id]" >
>
> > also the form tag would be now :
> > '/Controllers/action/'.$id
>
> > That changes quite a lot, the way to handle the form data in the
> > controller. I was a bit leazy to test all, so I just did  after the
> > $form->create(), $this->modelId = null;. With this everything comes
> > back as before.
>
> > Does someone knows if this new way of working will remain as this ? I
> > think an option is the $from->create, should handle this or not.
>
> > Maybe I did not dig enough into the core code to discover an option
> > for this (if there is one, it should be set as "default').
>
> > Thanks
> > F.


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