This functionality can be achieved without writing any new functions.
I'm building a similar app designed for rapid data input, and my needs
are similar to yours. I didn't like the flash() function either, but
(as described above) the following works just fine for displaying a
message at the top of a new empty form:
$this->Session->setFlash ("Your enhancement has been saved, Go on, add
another one!");
$this->redirect ($this->controller/action);
Why write a new status message handling mechanism when one already
exists in Cake (the flash message)? Doing it this way also means you
don't have to do anything to your view.
I also go a bit further, because sometimes my users want to save, then
fill out a new form which gets input which is very similar to the one
they just saved. For this I just do the save, set the flash session
variable to my message, unset the hidden variable
$this->params['data']['id'], and let the rest of $this-params['data']
fall through to the new form - prefilled for them.
I'm very new to Cake and this forum, so please be easy on me if I'm
missing something.
Thanks.
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This functionality can be achieved without writing any new functions.
I'm building a similar app designed for rapid data input, and my needs
are similar to yours. I didn't like the flash() function either, but
(as described above) the following works just fine for displaying a
message at the top of a new empty form:
$this->Session->setFlash ("Your enhancement has been saved, Go on, add
another one!");
$this->redirect ($this->controller/action);
Why write a new status message handling mechanism when one already
exists in Cake (the flash message)? Doing it this way also means you
don't have to do anything to your view.
I also go a bit further, because sometimes my users want to save, then
fill out a new form which gets input which is very similar to the one
they just saved. For this I just do the save, set the flash session
variable to my message, unset the hidden variable
$this->params['data']['id'], and let the rest of $this-params['data']
fall through to the new form - prefilled for them.
I'm very new to Cake and this forum, so please be easy on me if I'm
missing something.
Thanks.
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