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Dynamic parent and child CGridView on single view. Using $.ajax to update child gridview via controller, after row in parent gridview was clicked.

Created 14 years ago by Gerhard Liebenberg Gerhard Liebenberg, updated 12 years ago by Gerhard Liebenberg Gerhard Liebenberg. 20 comments

Many desktop programmers are used to having dynamic forms, where clicking on a record in a parent sub-form, updates another sub-form with the child records. While having many levels of nested sub-forms in a single view might not be such a good idea for a web application, I thought doing it one level deep might be interesting and useful. But, instead of sub-forms I used CGridViews.

CGridView: Use special variable $data in the htmlOptions of a column (i.e. evaluate htmlOptions attribute)

Created 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba, updated 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba. 3 comments

    For each column of the CGridView, we can specify name, value, htmlOptions, cssClassExpression etc. In the declarations of the attributes value and cssClassExpression we can use the "special" variable $data, for example like this:
'value'=>'$data->author->username',.
    Now we might want to use $data in the declaration of the `...

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SEO-conform Multilingual URLs + Language Selector Widget (i18n)

Created 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba, updated 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba. 37 comments

You have a multilingual application, and you want the URL of a page to be different for different languages, to account for SEO. The URL for the contact page for example should look like http://something.com/en/contact in english, and http://something.com/de/contact in german. This tutorial describes how to make it happen.
Note that currently selected language is always a part...

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Manage (Target) Language in Multilingual Applications + A Language Selector Widget (i18n)

Created 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba, updated 14 years ago by c@cba c@cba. 10 comments

In case of a multilingual application, one might consider it a reasonable approach to store the preferred language of the user in a session variable, and after that, every time a page is requested, to check this session variable and render the page in the indicated language. This tutorial shows a Yii-way of doing this.
We implement an event handler for the onBeginRequest event; as the nam...

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