CHtml::beginForm()

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1

hello,

about this CHtml::beginForm();

I am trying use the search example from Qiang;

using the $_GET vars, but when change the fom submit method, from default post to GET, have one issue;



<?php echo CHtml::beginForm([??????????],'get'); ?>

when put get

beginForm('','get');

form is posting to root web server;

any ideias about get the current url to put here?

<?php echo CHtml::beginForm(Yii:CPagination::getCurrentPage(),'get'); ?>

not work…

why by default not use in this function

beginForm(['post' or 'get' by defaul 'post'],action,options)?

public static string form(mixed $action='', string $method='post', array $htmlOptions=array ( ))

:)

2

Use '' should be fine. Internally, it would be translated to Yii::app()->getRequest()->getUrl()

Note, when you are using GET method, the GET parameters in the action URL are ignored (by HTTP spec). So you may need to put them into hidden fields.

3

mmm not sucess:

current url:



/index.php?r=admin/user/search

form:



<?php echo CHtml::beginForm(Yii::app()->getRequest()->getUrl(),'GET'); ?>


<input type="text" name="kw" value="" autocomplete="off">


<?php echo CHtml::submitButton('search'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::endForm(); ?>

after submit:



/index.php?kw=teste&yt0=search

what I doing wrong :(

4

As I said, the GET parameters in the URL will be discarded. You need to add a hidden field to store the 'r' parameter.

5

sorry…

working now…!



<input type="hidden" name="r" value="admin/user/search">

the url is now:



/index.php?r=admin%2Fuser%2Fsearch&kw=teste&yt0=Search

thats is good?

6

Yes.