I use CakePHP 1.2 and I want to create an ajax-based form that submits
to a different controller.
Say I have a Users controller and a Projects controller.
Inside one of the views of my Users controller, I want to create a
form that submits to one of the actions of the Projects controller, so
I
I'm building an application which deals with alternatives. I won't
go into the details of the application, but what's important here is
that these alternatives have relationships between them. These include
enables, excludes, forbids, etc. For example, alternative A
forbids alternative B means
On 1 jul, 15:21, DaveMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it was a relatively small set of alternatives that were clearly
designated from the beginning and were unlikely to change, I wouldn't
model it at all and I would use business logic. If there are a lot of
options, this sounds more like a
