Hi Peter!
On 10/30/07, Peter Bowyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure there's a clean approach to this problem :)
>
> I've got some admin pages with URLs like /admin/product/12345 where
> the numbers are the product id. When editing the details I need the
> form to post to that same URL, so the product ID isn't lost.
>
> Currently my opening form tag looks like
> <?php echo form_tag('admin/details', 'multipart=true') ?>
>
> I could assign the product ID to a template variable and append it to
> the string:
> <?php echo form_tag('admin/details/'.$product_id, 'multipart=true') ?>
I suppose your rule looks like:
/admin/details/:id (in this form or in param {})
You can then pass the argument using the normal GET form:
@myrule?param=1234 or /admin/details?param=1234
Cheers,
--PIerre
> Or I could assign the product ID to a template variable and put a
> hidden field in the form.
>
> None of which seem as good options as ending up with the full URL in
> the form tag automatically. Is it possible to use the current page's
> URL in the form?
>
> Thanks,
> Peter
>
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