Re: Delete confirm

Thanks for the reply. I guess it is a tad unreasonable to expect two
year old code to 'just work'! I just like stuff out of the box :-)

I'll follow your suggestions and then rather than slavishly try and
make this function I'll branch off my own way until I get something
working. I'll post back my solution here.

On Dec 1, 9:34 am, AD7six <andydawso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 27 nov, 12:28, jburns <jeremybu...@me.com> wrote:
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> > @AD7Six
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> > Apologies, but I am still struggling with this. I have deployed your
> > code as is, with the following changes:
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> > I have removed this line:
> > if (isset($this->params[CAKE_ADMIN]) && !$this->RequestHandler->isAjax
> > ()) {
> >             $this->layout = 'admin';
> >         }
> > ...because it errors and is not relevant to me.
>
> > Same with this line:
> > if ($this->javascripts) {
> >             $this->set('javascripts', $this->javascripts);
> >         }
>
> > I am not using admin routing, so have changed references to
> > admin_delete to delete.
>
> > This line errors:
> > $this->Security->__generateToken($this);
> > ...but works if I change the double underscore to a single underscore.
>
> > I have created the _generic folder and put the confirm_action view in
> > it.
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> > I *think* I understand what is going on in the code. It picks up that
> > I am calling the delete action via a link (and therefore a GET). As
> > 'delete' is in the $postActions array, I am directed to the
> > _confirmAction function. This renders the confirm_action view, which
> > contains a form that calls the delete action via a POST. When I submit
> > the form it ought to come back into app_controller and pass through to
> > the delete action. However, I am still being directed back to the
> > confirm_action view.
>
> > Stumped. I notice that it is calling Security->_generateToken. Should
> > this be being picked up anywhere else? If not, what is its purpose?
>
> > I appreciate your help. This is gnawing away at me and I can't work it
> > through.
>
> > Thanks.
>
> Without seeing your exact code I|other people can't help much.
>
> Yes, the core changed a little in the past 2 years, as did a few other
> things. e.g. I personally don't use a _generic folder anymore since
> you can just do $this->render('/elements/this_one'); - as can be seen
> in the repo solution I linked to.
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> If you're being redirected to confirm_action in a loop the form token
> that's generated 'manually' (see the form helper create function if
> you want to see what else uses it) doesn't match what the security
> component is expecting. Except for the period of time when I was
> originally writing this technique - I haven't seen that happen. You'd
> need to debug and find out why.
>
> hth,
>
> AD

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