Hi!
The situation:
//in some view I have:
<?php
echo $form->create(array("controller"=>"search", "action"=>"index"));
echo $form->input("Region.region_name");
echo $form->end();
?>
Straight forward, nothing to it... Now I want to post data via GET.
Cake doesn't have to worry about handling the 'posted' data because
that is delegated to another 3th party class that does the magic for
me.
//like so:
<?php
echo $form->create(array("controller"=>"search", "action"=>"index",
"type"=>"get"));
echo $form->input("Region.region_name");
echo $form->end();
?>
But here comes the problem, the input name isn't "data[Region]
[region_name]" anymore, but "region_name". So apparently the form
helper notices the difference in the form method, and changes the way
the input names are printed. Wy? In this situation it is for example
impossible to create an array of checkboxes and post them as array
data because input names with "data[Option][1][option_title]" and
"data[Option][2][option_title]" etc are converted to "option_title"
only.
"Okay so don't be lazy and print the html yourself". Thats fine with
me to, but it would be great to have Cake support this problem. Or
does it and do I miss something?
Greets,
Marcel.
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