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Hello

I have a little problem, I just created a form as below but when I “submit”, I have the following error, I do not understand why ...

Thank you in advance for your help.

<fieldset>
                        <?php echo form_open('admin/annonces/categories/editer/');?>
                        Nom de la catégorie : <input type="text" id="nom" name="nom" value="<?php echo set_value('nom'); ?>" size="50" /></p>
                        <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Add" />                        
                        <?php echo form_close(); ?>
                    </fieldset>

he error generated and url ..

An Error Was Encountered
The URI you Has Submitted disallowed characters.

URL -> http://dev.www.example.com/admin/annonces/categories/?nom=&submit=Add

CodeIgniter doesn’t use query strings unless you have enabled them, so a URL like that won’t work.

Change it to something like http://dev.www.example.com/admin/annonces/categories/nom/none/submit/add, and use the URI library to process the URI segments.

CodeIgniter doesn’t use query strings unless you have enabled them, so a URL like that won’t work.

Change it to something like http://dev.www.example.com/admin/annonces/categories/nom/none/submit/add, and use the URI library to process the URI segments.

I just do not want the $ _GET parameters, only submit POST.

I do not want something complicated, just an ordinary form post. (and that data passing through the url).

A simple form to add, based on my hierarchy admin, possible?

If you want to pass variables through the URL, you have to use a URL like in my example, and use the URI library to get the information out. This is how CodeIgniter works.

I miss the relation between between the URL that you gave, and the form example (which uses a completely different URL).

If you want to pass variables through the URL, you have to use a URL like in my example, and use the URI library to get the information out. This is how CodeIgniter works.

I miss the relation between between the URL that you gave, and the form example (which uses a completely different URL).

I’m not sure we speak the same purpose.

I do not want to pass variables through url. I just want to make a simple standard form to record a new category in my database.

So I have a form with an input text “name” and a submit button, I confirm that when inserted into the base and I get my news in my controller.

Then you should ask the proper question. 😉

You started this thread with an error message, and I’m responding to that.
My remark was that in your opening post you define a form with URL ‘admin/annonces/categories/editer/’, which looks ok, and an error message about the URL ‘http://dev.www.example.com/admin/annonces/categories/?nom=&submit=Add’, which is something completely different.

Looking at the fields in your form example, it looks like a form with a GET method is generated, instead of with a POST method (that would create such a URL).

Check the HTML of your from, does it say:

<form method="post" accept-charset="utf-8" action="admin/annonces/categories/editer/" />

If not, what does it say?

Then you should ask the proper question. 😉

You started this thread with an error message, and I’m responding to that.
My remark was that in your opening post you define a form with URL ‘admin/annonces/categories/editer/’, which looks ok, and an error message about the URL ‘http://dev.www.example.com/admin/annonces/categories/?nom=&submit=Add’, which is something completely different.

Looking at the fields in your form example, it looks like a form with a GET method is generated, instead of with a POST method (that would create such a URL).

Check the HTML of your from, does it say:

<form method="post" accept-charset="utf-8" action="admin/annonces/categories/editer/" />

If not, what does it say?

sorry if I am not very clear, I am French and it is already a feat to talk to you lol.

Sometimes a pictures speak louder than words here is my problem.

So I do not understand why I “http://dev.www.codeigniter.com/admin/annonces/categories/?nom=&submit=Ajouter+la+catégorie” which adds to the url and does not fill in the URL in the action.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdb4h9_demo2_tech

As I said, what is actually defined in the HTML as method and action for the form?

As I said, what is actually defined in the HTML as method and action for the form?

i’ve “

form_open('admin/annonces/categories/editer/')

form_open('folder/folder/controller/function/')

I just tested my form on the base view (welcome) and it works ..

As soon as I was testing in my view located in my admin, it makes these weird urls ..

You have $config[‘enable_query_strings’] set to true. All the CI helpers use that variable to decided how to build the forms. Your form_open(); is building the query string.

set $config[‘enable_query_strings’] to false.

(Also see ‘Enabling Query Strings’ here: http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/general/urls.html)

I just checked and it is false.

But as I said earlier, if I move my form in the root folder views and I put it into the root file (welcome_view.php), everything works perfectly, the form’s action to send me well to the url specified.

This is when I moved it to a subfolder under (views / admin / categories / home.php), from there, it does not work anymore .. I have the url that contains query strings, so I do not want .. bug?

The only change I made from the official version is this file: HERE

Thank you for your help, I’m stuck ..

This is when I moved it to a subfolder under (views / admin / categories / home.php), from there, it does not work anymore .. I have the url that contains query strings, so I do not want .. bug?

Just make sure you are using:

$this->load->view('admin/categories/home',$data);

I would probably ditch the code you used from the link you posted. If you are wanting this kind of folder separation, I would recommend this Modular Separation. It was written by two great guys who actively involved in CI’s development.

This is when I moved it to a subfolder under (views / admin / categories / home.php), from there, it does not work anymore .. I have the url that contains query strings, so I do not want .. bug?

Just make sure you are using:

$this->load->view('admin/categories/home',$data);

I would probably ditch the code you used from the link you posted. If you are wanting this kind of folder separation, I would recommend this Modular Separation. It was written by two great guys who actively involved in CI’s development.

Thank you for your answers and your help.

I quickly looked modular separation, but I can not get it to work correctly, so I need to sub-sub-folder. (Admin / modules / controller).

So you think that my problem is just above my “MY_router? and that through this modular separation, everything will work properly?

I probably would. Check out this post about creating an admin panel. Phil mentions using Matchbox in the article, but has since co-coded the Modular Separation linked above. You can see how you can create pseudo subfolders using routes and modules.

Note: This document was written when the main problem was Internet Explorer’s behavior of submitting a form when hitting ENTER in a text input box.