I just started baking my first things and I love it so far. CakePHP
looks great!
I ran into something and I am not sure how to proceed, but I think I
have found a bug in the view class (version 1.1.11.4064).
echo $this->renderElement('feature', array( "title" => "Login Status",
"content" => "This" ));
works
echo $this->element('feature', array( "title" => "Login Status",
"content" => "This" ));
does not work.
This kept me up way too late because I could not figure out why I could
not pass in variables. In the view.php file
359 function element($name, $params = array()) {
360 return $this->renderElement($name, $params = array());
361 }
line 360 should say(I think): return $this->renderElement($name,
$params);
Shall I just commit a ticket in trac? I just started looking into cake
and I don't wanna mess things up, maybe I just misunderstood something.
I was also wondering, in the manual it says that elements usually have
no access to variables of any kind, it seems however that a whole bunch
of vars is made available ($viewVars amongst others). Is that
intentional? Again, I might just get this wrong.
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