(the second check is the inverse of the first and thus totally uncessary).
Am Donnerstag, 6. Februar 2014 15:07:21 UTC+1 schrieb advantage+:
Thanks again for all your insight. Greatly appreciated.
Since you seem to have quite a grasp on the topic I was hoping you might have some idea or point me where to look for this question.
Since the site should work with and without JS enabled I am just starting small with a "Bookmark Add to favorites" type link. JS version click saved / and simple response alert "Added to favotites and the link Favorites (10)" now display "Favorites (11)" simply increase the counter.
But how do you code the controller to reflect HTML or AJAX?
Remove the $this->request->onlyAllow('
ajax'); since we want HTTP and AJAX
SNIP::
add(){
………………………….
$this->Bookmark->create();
if ($this->Bookmark->save($this->
request->data, true, $this->white)) {
??? detect how request was made ???
if ($this->request->is('ajax'){
$this->viewClass = 'Tools.Ajax';
return the JSON }
if (!$this->request->is('ajax'){
return redirect to index regular HTML request }
}
}
Does not seem very friendly, is this the correct way? If not what would be?
Thanks again.
Dave
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Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 9:08 AM
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Subject: Re: DerEuroMark - Ajax and CakePHP Tutorial Question
No that is totally what one would expect when browsing the json file.
The thing is that this never happens with a normal user, as he executes AJAX which then calls this url.
So never ever should it happen that a user really browses it directly (unless its a dev and he has a genuine reason to do so).
Am Donnerstag, 6. Februar 2014 13:29:21 UTC+1 schrieb advantage+:I have read the post.
The examples / links are directly on your site.
If I do the same on my site I get the exact same thing. I'm only pointing out that if you access the .json via http you see the ugly json format screen. No error page (styled error page I mean).
And sure odd of anyone is ever getting there by mistake a slim, it's still not something you would want on a website in production 1 would think. Does not look very professional if an error did occur and your end user / client was to see
{
- "name": "Not Found",
- "url": "/sandbox/ajax_examples/
country_provinces_ajax.json" }
That's all I was saying, not a criticism or anything on your part…..I said the post was excellent and well done.
This is just what I came across in the process.
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Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2014 6:52 AM
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Subject: Re: DerEuroMark - Ajax and CakePHP Tutorial Question
Sounds like you didnt read the whole post.
You probably skipped the "Last tips" part at the end - or it would be working
Am Mittwoch, 5. Februar 2014 18:39:20 UTC+1 schrieb advantage+:Asking simply because if you go here for example:
http://sandbox.dereuromark.de/
sandbox/ajax_examples/country_ via http you see:provinces_ajax.json
{
- "name": "Not Found",
- "url": "/sandbox/ajax_examples/
country_provinces_ajax.json" }
If there was no .json extension and accessed http you get the expected error page.
Which is what I was expecting with the $this->request->onlyAllow('ajax'); but even accessing the .json (above link) you still end up with a result so the onlyAllow does not seem to only allow ajax since I can clearly see a result via http. It's just in JSON format. There is no error / exception throw caught. It still serves up the controller action. I was under the impression that if this controller method is accessed anyway other than "ajax" throw the exception but as you can see it's still accessible.Too me it just looks ugly when it's just a blank page and no explanation just a few brackets and text. (hence the point of customizing the error pages so it can match the look and feel of the site)That's why I was asking about the removal of the .json extension so the end user will only know site.com/this/is/here and cake will know via the passed "ext" => 'json" param to use the correct view.Just not display the extension to the user.
http://sandbox.dereuromark.de/
sandbox/ajax_examples/country_ provinces_ajax
CakePHP Sandbox App
Not Found
Error: The requested address '/sandbox/ajax_examples/
country_provinces_ajax' was not found on this server.
Thanks again,
Dave
Author: dereuromark | github.com/dereuromark/
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From: cake...@googlegroups.com [mailto:cake...@googlegroups.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 1:43 PM
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Subject: Re: DerEuroMark - Ajax and CakePHP Tutorial Question
there is no need to remove it - but of course you can.
it is good practice (that is outlined in the post if you read it) to always call the url with the correct extension of what you are expecting.
rss => .rss
xml => .xml
...
and so for an ajax requestion with a json response it would be .json
I would only call the url extension less if I was using a plain html response. That is also outlined in the post.
Usually you would want a different layout to be rendered when using json instead of html.
But yes, you can easily deactivate the subfolder here if necessary.
Am Mittwoch, 5. Februar 2014 17:22:41 UTC+1 schrieb advantage+:First off great article!
http://www.dereuromark.de/
2014/01/09/ajax-and-cakephp/
Very informative.
My only question is there a way to remove the .json extension in the url?
Or is it needed to differentiate between views?
Only other thing I came across was my AppController isAuthorized() I have based on user logged in or not
$this->layout = 'admin'; so initially I was getting errors /app/View/Layouts/json/admin.
ctp', missing.But just added $this->layout = false; to solve that.
Thanks,
Dave
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