Hi Miles,
I like to use "REST light" :) That is: I make sure any data push,
modification and similar actions are POST and any data retrieval is
GET.
create, update, delete = POST
find, list, get, show... = GET
It makes is a bit cleaner in my head.
I do this for non-ajax calls and ajax calls alike. It is also a bit
harder for a user to "re-submit" a POST by mistake using back buttons
and things like that.
jQuery makes it very easy, as you probably know:
$.post('/controller/action', $('form').serialize(), function(data)
{respond_to_post();});
Serializing forms as above makes complex ajax posts really painless.
/Martin
On Jan 14, 5:49 am, Miles J <[email protected]> wrote:
> Simple question to anyone who uses CakePHP and jQuery. Do you pass
> your post variables as post, or as the arguments of the action?
>
> When you make ajax calls, do you call it like this:
>
> /ajax/delete/123/
>
> Or:
>
> /ajax/delete/
> POST: id=123
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