On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 1:10 AM, dupor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did this, but have problem when I click on button "add Address"
> fast.
> so I become two Address4 instead of Address4 and Address5
>
> How You solve this. Semaphore or something? but where?
> Now I have counter in code which I'm changing...
Here's how I attacked it:
1) set a variable in the view that is what the *next* index of
multiple Address fields would be
2) pass that value to my Ajax call so that the Cake action correctly
created the form.
Here's what I mean
If I have
echo $form->input('User.address.1', ...)
as my current address, when I make my Ajax call I'd do something like
controller/addAddress/id/2
and put the value of id into a variable called $id
and make sure that controller/addAddress outputs a view that would do
echo $form->input("User.address.{$id}", ...)
Add add that bit of HTML into the DOM *after* my first address input
box. With some smart naming of elements and DOM construction, this
should be very simple to do.
Hope that helps.
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