Hi there, I struck the same issue with Paginator and no easy way to
preserve any form data posted by the original form when navigating
around subsequent pages. I wasn't keen to go down the route of
serialzing the posted data and re-directing to a new controller action
as described by Joe above. In
I've got a fully working version of POST pagination that is crawlable,
and fully supports HABTM relationships.
First of all, I use this component for HABTM pagination (only really
useful for multiple relationships, otherwise you would just do it
directly from the join model) -
http://bakery.cake
Apology accepted.
I use the grid component with the filter plugin.
On Mar 6, 10:12 am, Son Dat Giang wrote:
> Oh, yes. I'm sorry if you don't like the way I show my opinion. I have never
> heard about ext js before.
> I've visited some ext js demo, hmmm... It's realy valueable.
>
> But, i don't
Oh, yes. I'm sorry if you don't like the way I show my opinion. I have never
heard about ext js before.
I've visited some ext js demo, hmmm... It's realy valueable.
But, i don't know how to switch cake pagination method from GET to POST.
What situation of extjs are you using ?
Is there any cakep
Thanks for your "kind" response.
I think that make search with POST it's not so stupid Infact I have a
element with EXT js (i think that also Ext js developer team don't
need to be stupid) that make search with POST of data.
I hope that if there is the possibility to pass data to pagination
with P
I dunno why you want to pass pagination data via POST. POST is not good for
searching and paginating. Because your result-page can not keep the content
by URL of itself.
So, I think, cakePHP developer team did not support pagination via POST.
They don't need to be stupid.
Am I right?
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I have seen from manual that I can pass arguments to paginator
functions with
$paginator->options(array('url' => .));
Now with this I arguments pass via GET.
How can I do If I would pass arguments via POST.
Many Thanks
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