Somethig like that, but with so litle understandig of ypur problem
cant't help you more, anyway seems like you figured out a way of doing
it.
On Jun 21, 11:36 am, simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In my experience, specific problems that warrant breaking rules are a
> > lot rarer than many think. Are you wanting your users to be able to
> > edit the view files? if not, your controller calls the view files - it
> > knows which view file it's going to use it should know which data it
> > wants to receive; if so, why? and in any event I'd suggest designing
> > towards the same answer ;).
>
> You're absolutely right... I think sometimes I come across as arrogant
> when I'm just trying to get a discussion going :)
>
> > If you are still not convinced, what's the code in your controller
> > method /templates/get_items_this_month/ ? specific discussions are
> > more likely to give you specific answers.
>
> The code in that function (get_items_this_month) just does a findAll
> based on the function parameters. The problem was that I needed to
> find a way of sending an array as a parameter. Like you said, I could
> actually do that with requestAction but that would not be a great
> solution.
>
> The solution I've gone for now is to split the template up. So I've
> got one THTML file (template_name.thtml) which contains some
> iterations with html inside of them. I've also got a raw include file
> (template_name.php) which gets included before rendering the template
> file.
>
> My include file basically builds a massive array with all the data I
> need and then does:
> $this->set('templateData', $templateData);
>
> dardosordi: is this maybe what you had in mind?
>
> I would have rather made the data file a component instead of an
> include, but that gave me lots of problems with things like $this no
> longer referring to the controller. Also I would have to hardcode the
> array of components to include, which means that I would have to edit
> the controller in order to add a template (I want to avoid this).
>
> Enough of my ramblings. I think I've got something working fairly well
> now, albeit not as elegant as it could be.
>
> S
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