In PHP5 you can serialize() and unserialize() any type-set except
references. In this case I would assume a string.
By serializing the string and assigning it to the session array, you
can easily pass the protected string value from controller to
controller.
In step 5, retrieving the serialized session value would look
something like this...
$serialStr = $this->Session->read('serialVar');
$unserialStr = unserialize($serialStr);
$this->userAdminModel->save($unserialStr);
So instead of using a tempTable, you can rely more on the
SessionHelper to control your ultimate value(s).
On Apr 11, 1:13 pm, "uolax" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Please forgive me if this is a newbie question.
>
> I have a temporary table and a permanant table.....each with their
> respective models.
> I have 2 users: userNormal and userAdmin.
>
> 1. A form posts data to the temporary table from userNormal.
> 2. A notice/email/flag is sent to userAdmin.
> 3. userAdmin then approves or denies the data from the temporary
> table.
> 4. If it is denied it is erased from the temporary table.
> 5. If it is approved the data is moved from the temporary table to the
> permanant table.
>
> Is using the $use command to bring in the other model the best way to
> complete step 5 ? I was thinking about passing the data via
> Post....but that seems a little insecure to me as anyone can change
> the Name/Value pairs.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
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