I have a CGridView wigdet with CCheckBoxColumn like this:
$this->widget(\'zii.widgets.grid.CGridView\', array(
\'dataProvider\'=>$dataProvider,
You do not absolutely need another form. You can just use a link with additional javascript attached to it.
To get the checked values, you can call the javascript function $.fn.yiiGridView.getChecked(containerID,columnID)
, see here, it returns an array containing the ids.
In your view:
widget('zii.widgets.grid.CGridView', array(
'id'=>'example-grid-view-id', // the containerID for getChecked
'dataProvider'=>$dataProvider,
'columns'=>array(
array(
'class'=>'CCheckBoxColumn',
'id'=>'example-check-boxes' // the columnID for getChecked
),
'title',
....
),
));
?>
createUrl('somecontroller/someaction'),
array(
'type'=>'POST',
'data'=>'js:{theIds : $.fn.yiiGridView.getChecked("example-grid-view-id","example-check-boxes").toString()}'
// pay special attention to how the data is passed here
)
);
?>
In your controller:
...
public function actionSomeaction(){
if(isset($_POST['theIds'])){
$arra=explode(',', $_POST['theIds']);
// now do something with the ids in $arra
...
}
...
}
...
You could also use json string, instead of simple string, in the data we pass by ajax (from the view), but then instead of explode()
, you would use json_decode()
(in the controller). Also it would be better to validate/sanitize the ids before use.
Check out the documentation for CHtml::ajaxLink to know more about ajax links.
Note that the example is a little crude, since i haven't put in checks for empty array of checked ids.