Often you can get so hung up on thinking the problem is with Cake that
you forget to thoroughly check your HTML. Been guilty of this myself,
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For future reference for anyone else having the same issue... it turns
out that the current HTML tag has a certain scope that needs to
be within the same (or within the same,) .
I ended up having one tag inside of a ... and then had the
ending tag outside of the .
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It turned out that at some point in my Javascript I'm appending the
new fields outside of the ... I thought I had checked
that before... and I was checking the DOM via Firebug in Firefox. But
apparently Firebug (or Firefox,) seems to show and as
on the same line... even though I purposely put th
I wonder if this could be a partial caching issue with the view...
- Any fields in the form at first page view will save.
- Any fields added via jQuery after first page view are not saved.
Does anyone know if CakePHP partially caches a form (view) the first
time it is loaded?
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No worries about a test case :-)
I'll just keep testing different parts of it until something works...
it seems like it should work but maybe I am forgetting something.
Thanks for your help anyway.
Andy
On Feb 17, 1:57 am, WebbedIT wrote:
> No, you do not need the single quotes within the fi
No, you do not need the single quotes within the fields name, that is
how I would access the value from the data array. Sorry for any
confusion.
As you rightly say, your form looks exactly as it should so confusing
as to why it refuses to process the dynamic fields?
Unfortunately I do not have t
Here is how the form looks with one existing record (event)... and
then with one newly added to the DOM/HTML (before saving... ) using
jQuery:
This is the first event.
This is the first event.
I have it just clone an existing form input section and replace the
fields with a
In your first two representations of your data array there was no
second event. As long as the fields you are inserting for the 2nd
event follow the data['Event'][1]['fieldname'] format then it should
all be ok.
I'm confident that you should be able to submit a form that has been
built dynamicall
But I am wanting to use jQuery/Javascript to dynamically add a new
form item before saving... I'll keep poking around with it but I am
still curious as to if there is a limitation on form-creation with
CakePHP...
On Feb 15, 12:40 pm, andy wrote:
> It appears to work when I manually put in a new
It appears to work when I manually put in a new input form field into
the view... instead of having it being added via jQuery:
[data] => Array
(
[Event] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[title] =>
Also, if it helps... here is the HTML output of a newly-added form
"event" added to the HTML... before saving with CakePHP:
Title
Description
Weight
On Feb 14, 1:00 am, WebbedIT wrote:
> Paste a copy of the data array that is getting to your controller
> aft
Sorry, that array actually should look like this (I had previously
commented out something...)
Array
(
[Event] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[title] => First Event
[description] => This is the first event.
Array
(
[Event] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[title] => First Event
[description] => This is the first event.
[weight] => 1
)
)
[Schedule] => Array
(
[t
Paste a copy of the data array that is getting to your controller
after a form submit and someone will advise if it's structured
correctly
HTH
Paul
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I've been working on a project where I have the following models:
Schedule
Event
A Schedule has multiple Events.
In my edit schedule view, I have a list of events belonging to a
particular schedule the user is viewing, like this:
Schedule 1
- Event A
- Event B
- Event C
And when I
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