On Apr 2, 11:38 am, mivogt-LU <[email protected]> wrote:
> ok i solved one part of it - so I can redirect to the bookings add
> function.
There's no need for a redirect from RequestsController. Just have your
button point to "/bookings/add/THE_REQUEST_ID" in the first place. You
may want to create a route:
Router::connect(
'/bookings/add/:request_id',
array('controller' => 'bookings', 'action' => 'add'),
array('request_id' => '[0-9]+', 'pass' => array('request_id'))
);
> but I am not shure about how to send data to the target.
>
> Is it useful and a good idea to use something like adding a '?
> customer_id=123,?booking_id=456" ??
function add($request_id = null)
{
$request_data = $this->Booking->Request->find(
'first',
array(
'condtions' => array(
'Request.id' => $request_id
)
);
// die(debug($request_data));
...
}
This is assuming that Request data will include that for Customer.
Check the debug output.
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