controller/action/var1:value1/var2:value2/etc:etc
This provides two benefits, one you setup your actions like this:
function action_name(var1, var2) { if your always going to submit in
the same order
or you can make use of the named variables so that order no longer
matters.
you then setup your action to not use any parameters and instead check
the named variables existence and value like this:
function action_name() {
if (!empty( $this->params['named'][var1'] ) {
$var1 = $this->params['named'][var1'];
}
else {
die('var1 is empty');
}
On Aug 29, 8:14 am, Tomfox Wiranata <tomfox.wiran...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi,
>
> i have this function called in my view. it is JS.
>
> ajaxUpload(form,'processFlyer','flyer_css','<img src=\'../img/icons/
> loader.gif\' width=\'16\' height=\'16\' border=\'0\' />','Fehler beim
> Upload');
>
> the processFlyer is a function in my controller. how can i pass
> variables with this call?
>
> i know it works with jquery like this
> $('#flyer_preview').('countattachments', {attachmentcount: count});
>
> but not with pure JS...
>
> big thx :)
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