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Access Control List 49
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This was extracted from public/css/layout.css.
One last thing we have to do, to get the error messages to look the same as they did before, is to add
a bit of CSS to target the Bootstrap-friendly error messages.
With the add view complete; we can create the addAction() method:
1 public function addAction()
2 {
3 $form = new GroupForm();
4
5 if ($form->isPosted())
6 {
7 if ($form->isValidForAdd())
8 {
9 Group::create([
10 "name" => Input::get("name")
11 ]);
12
13 return Redirect::route("group/index");
14 }
15
16 return Redirect::route("group/add")->withInput([
17 "name" => Input::get("name"),
18 "errors" => $form->getErrors()
19 ]);
20 }
21
22 return View::make("group/add", [
23 "form" => $form
24 ]);
25 }
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This was extracted from app/controllers/GroupController.php.
You can also see how much simpler our addAction() method is; now that we’re using the
GroupForm class. It takes care of retrieving old error messages and handling validation so that
we can simply create groups and redirect.