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The View view will need to be adjusted for the same reasons you adjusted the Index view. You may also want to tweak this view to make the posts easier to read. Previously, you simplified this view. In this exercise, try embellishing the View view with your own design. Be sure to make the story readable and have good layout. You may even want to play with the app/webroot/css folder and add your own styles. The following is some minimal code to start with that belongs in the app/views/posts/view.ctp file: < =$html->link('<h1>'.$post['Post']['name'].'</h1>','/posts/view/'.$post['Post'] ['id'],null,null,false); > <p>Author: < =$post['User']['firstname']; > < =$post['User']['lastname']; ></p> <p>Date Published: < =$post['Post']['date']; ></p> <hr/> <p>< =$post['Post']['content']; ></p>

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In a traditional Windows program, users interact with a continuously running application. A portion of memory on the desktop computer is allocated to store the current set of working information. In a web application, the story is quite a bit different. A professional ASP.NET site might look like a continuously running application, but that s really just a clever illusion. In a typical web request, the client connects to the web server and requests a page. When the page is delivered, the connection is severed, and the web server abandons any information it has about the client. By the time the user receives a page, the web page code has already stopped running, and there s no information left in the web server s memory. This stateless design has one significant advantage. Because clients need to be connected for only a few seconds at most, a web server can handle a huge number of nearly simultaneous requests without a performance hit. However, if you want to retain information for a longer period of time so it can be used over multiple postbacks or on multiple pages, you need to take additional steps.

The Add and Edit actions in the Posts controller use important model functions. You can extend the interactions these actions have with the Post and related models by adding new functions in the model. In 6, you customized some CRUD views and learned about submitting forms. Now you ll take a look at the model functions and extend them. You ll begin with the Add and Edit actions in the Posts controller, examine their logic, and see how they relate to extending the Post model.

One of the most common ways to store information is in view state. View state uses a hidden field that ASP.NET automatically inserts in the final, rendered HTML of a web page. It s a perfect place to store information that s used for multiple postbacks in a single web page. In the previous chapters, you learned how web controls use view state to keep track of certain details. For example, if you change the text of a label, the Label control automatically stores its new text in view state. That way, the text remains in place the next time the page is posted back. Web controls store most of their property values in view state, provided the control s EnableViewState property is set to True (which is the default). However, view state isn t limited to web controls. Your web page code can add bits of information directly to the view state of the containing page and retrieve it later after the page is posted back. The type of information you can store includes simple data types and your own custom objects.