I'm new to cake, and so far it's mostly going ok. Most of the stuff I've done so far so far uses the simple one controller function, one view approach. That's fine as far as it goes, but I need to do multiple things at once. While I can see that the user can only make a single request at once, I expect a page to be the result of many functions displaying many views at once. So what acts at a higher level than a view in order to coordinate this? A layout? But as layouts are just codeless shells, what determines which code gets run to fill it? Do I need to build layout back-ends in my controllers in order to call multiple functions and gather relevant views together? But that makes a controller do a view's job as presentation structure ends up in controller logic... What have I missed?
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