Hello,
I've been following what seems to be the standard in creating forms,
but it's pointing to the wrong controller name.
eg:
I have a 'SubReferrals' controller backed by the SubReferral model
that looks for a 'Sub_Referrals' table. (apparently also had to name
it "sub_referral.php") So in the form I use $form->create
('SubReferral', array('action'=>'edit'), but it points to
'sub_referral/edit' for the controller/func call. (hard-coding via
the 'url' option works)
Is the best bet to not specify a model name so it defaults to the
current controller? I haven't tried this yet, but wont this also
affect the data array when the form is posted?
In some situations I have more control over the table names and
such, but they can't always be as simple as 'Posts, Comments, etc..'.
Thanks,
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