Give the button a name (let's use 'process' as an example):
echo $this->Form->submit(
'Order',
array('name' => 'process')
);
echo $this->Form->submit(
'Submit',
array('name' => 'process')
);
...and then check for it:
if ($this->data && isset($this->params['form']['process'])):
$response = strtolower($this->params['form']['process']);
if ($process == 'order'):
//do something
else:
//do something else
endif;
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
[email protected]
http://www.classoutfit.com
On 18 Feb 2011, at 07:26, andy_the ultimate baker wrote:
> hi,
> i m working on one form.
>
> in that form i have two submit button. one is for SUBMIT and another
> is ORDER.
>
> i want to redirect my form to ORDER view if user clicks on ORDER. but
> i m not getting how.
>
> my code is in simple HTML not in Cake HTML
>
> is as fallows
>
> tr>
> <td width="15%"><input type="submit"
> name="Submit22" value="Submit" id="submit"/> </
> td>
> <td width="1%"> </td>
> <td width="84%"><input type="submit"
> name="Submit" value="Chemo Order" onclik id="chemoorder"/></td>
> </tr>
>
> plase help
>
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