Hmm, I'll look into it. Many thanks for the great idea.
2012. július 8., vasárnap 17:28:58 UTC+2 időpontban Niphlod a következőt írta: > > Using session is the simplest way to go.... before "opening" the editform > of the post you'd have to (clear and) save in session some identifier of > the post that is going to be edited and use that to "tag" every row of the > uploads. > > On Saturday, July 7, 2012 11:17:19 PM UTC+2, Athelionas wrote: >> >> Let's suppose we have a page for creating blog posts with a form with >> text area transformed into an editor. That editor has properly configured >> custom upload mechanism meaning that it uses a controller function such as >> upload_file() and it also has a view which is only needed to run some >> javascript needed by CKEditor. Then let's also suppose we have a database >> table containing blog posts, another table containing information about >> uploaded files, and yet another table used for defining a many-to-many >> relation between posts and files. So every post can have files and every >> file might belong to several posts. >> >> Now comes the tricky part. When we upload an arbitrary number of images, >> edit the post, and press submit button we'd want to indicate in the DB that >> the uploaded file belongs to the blog post which has just been created. >> This is useful to prevent accidental deletion of files still used by some >> of the blogs. >> >> Handling the blog post form and the upload separately so both the post >> and the files get into the right table is piece of cake. But how do we >> handle the intermediate table? How should we insert data about their >> relationship into the table? Problem arises from the fact that uploading >> the image and editing the post happen in different controllers and >> different views, so in this case we cannot just use forms and the DAL to >> make things work, or at least it's not a trivial task. >> >> Yep, you guessed right, the question is how should we do this? >> >
