On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Thomas wrote:
> I have never used cake before but found myself thrust into it because
> a project I have inherited was developed using it. I must say I find
> it very inflexible as opposed to good old fashioned coding. I have a
> form where the developers used ite
Thomas:
I think 2 responses ago Cricket gave the best answer so far. Check out
this page on the CakePHP docs that shows how to create an input with
the "[]" modifier to the form name:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1395/options-multiple
I know it can be frustrating inheriting a project and we have
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 11:33 PM, Thomas wrote:
> Wow, not really sure what to say. The example you provided is pretty
> much what I have now. I still have not gotten an answer. Can cake
> dynamically create the post array key, again referencing this
> example:?
>
> Maybe none of you have seen th
Wow, not really sure what to say. The example you provided is pretty
much what I have now. I still have not gotten an answer. Can cake
dynamically create the post array key, again referencing this
example:?
Maybe none of you have seen this because it is not possible in cake.
But I would like a def
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Thomas wrote:
> Basically if I remove the $i from the input in cake it renders all the
> inputs the same name, or key if you will, I do not need to get rid of
> the loop. I do not know the length of the loop as it is variable. I
> will attach again what I have with
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Thomas wrote:
> Basically if I remove the $i from the input in cake it renders all the
> inputs the same name, or key if you will, I do not need to get rid of
> the loop. I do not know the length of the loop as it is variable. I
> will attach again what I have with
On Feb 19, 2:34 pm, cricket wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Thomas wrote:
> > I have never used cake before but found myself thrust into it because
> > a project I have inherited was developed using it. I must say I find
> > it very inflexible as opposed to good old fashioned coding.
Basically if I remove the $i from the input in cake it renders all the
inputs the same name, or key if you will, I do not need to get rid of
the loop. I do not know the length of the loop as it is variable. I
will attach again what I have with cake and a snippet from a regular
php project that show
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 10:37 AM, Thomas wrote:
> I have never used cake before but found myself thrust into it because
> a project I have inherited was developed using it. I must say I find
> it very inflexible as opposed to good old fashioned coding.
Perhaps you have that perception because you
Thomas,
Please show us a bit more of the code surrounding the snippet with the
checkbox. Also, what do you mean by "it hoses everything up?" Do you
get error messages?
It appears the original code snippet you show was in a loop. Why do
you want to get rid of the loop?
Ken
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I have never used cake before but found myself thrust into it because
a project I have inherited was developed using it. I must say I find
it very inflexible as opposed to good old fashioned coding. I have a
form where the developers used iterating keys in the form. What I want
to do, and what I am
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