Redirect with "pretty" urls after form submit |
[eluser]Greg Aker[/eluser]
I am tackling my first "real" project with Code Igniter. As a nice way to learn, a family member is letting me re-design/code their companies website. I am using FreakAuth_light for the admin backend, and to change/update the site when an admin is logged in, I am using a lot of ajax in place editing, etc (learning that too =). So far, most everything is working nicely. They don't really care how it's done, so long as they can change text & add photos...they don't want to have to learn any code, and so far, there will be no need for them to use any code. But I have run into one problem so far. I am setting up a "projects blog" where he will be able to post new projects he's done, along with photos, etc. I have my form built, but I'm having issues getting it to redirect back to the page with "pretty urls" when the form is submitted. Truncated form: Code: <?=form_open('featuredProject/projectUpdate/'. $featured->project_id);?> So I have added the "project_id" to the url of where it is to be updated. Probably not the best way to do it, but you can see why below. Here is my form controller: Code: function projectUpdate() When it goes back to the "featuredProject/article" page, it sets the "$urlTitle" to NULL. I have tried putting this: redirect ("featuredProject/article/" . $urlTitle ); and redirect ('featuredProject/article/' . $urlTitle ); Here is the "article" controller. Code: function article() Any ideas? Many Thanks in Advance, -greg
[eluser]Chris Newton[/eluser]
The query you're pulling is an resource object, not a single piece of data. You need something like this; $temp=$query->row(); $temp2=$temp->columnname; OR $temp=$query->first_row('array'); if you have a column named featured, you could access it; $temp['featured'] Review the docs on generating query results. http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-gui...sults.html Also, if you're going to be doing a lot of this stuff... you might want to research using models for pulling out data, as well as active record. That way you don't have to write the same, or a similar query over and over and over.... you can just pull right from the model if it's loaded. And on a style note, I personally avoid numbered segment variables like the plague. I prefer associative URI string name/value pairs.... helps me keep things straight in my head, and makes it easier to add / change orders of things in the URI string later if you find you have more or different data to pass. I do this so often, I created a simple uri helper that gets and sets URI data. It's nice for things like this... if (get_uri('title'){ do this } http://codeigniter.com/wiki/URI_helper/ |
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