Re: [Phrame-devel] ActionForward::AppendPath() method?

[Alex <ale...@ya...>]

Hi Jason, I seems almost like you are passing request / session state (data) there. If that is indeed the case, then you'd best put the id in the request/session and retrieve it again in the edit action/template.  For this thing, I myself added the HttpRequestServletand HttpSession classes. (see previous messages for url)This, to me, sounds a bit like request state. You would use the php $SESSION for this in the phrame 2.0 release, if I remember correctly. I could be wrong of course, seeing as though I haven't seen your exact situation. Just my 2cts.  If you do find that you use it often, then indeed: we'd best add a function for it now! :o)  Perhaps if somebody fired up their text-editor/zip/repackage/upload tool to add this, perhaps also fix the way actions are included and fix the phrame.php -> index.php http-redirecting...We'd have a valuable (and backwards compatible) update for the phrame 2.0 package! Kind regards, Alex Jason Sweat <jsw...@ya...> wrote:At the end for my Action::Perform methods, I seem to often have code that looks
like this:

$o_forward =& $poActionMapping->Get('edit');
$o_forward->SetPath($o_forward->GetPath().'&id='.$i_id);
return $o_forward;

An example of this might be a user selecting a particular item to edit from a
list. You would have a view for "edititem" but you typically have to pass
which item via a URL parameter.

Would it make sense to add an ActionForward::AppendPath method so these could
just be written:
$o_forward->AppendPath('&id='.$i_id);

It could easily be written as:
function AppendPath($add_path)
{
$this->_path += $add_path;
}

Thoughts?

Jason

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