On Sep 15, 12:09 pm, stab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm doing a bit of a hack to get some auto-transaction control for a
> set of models. The component is doing it's thing and saving down data
> correctly. So in app_model I have:
>
> var $transaction_models =
> array('Form','FormTemplate','FormRecord','FormGridRecord','FormExtended','Chain',
> 'ChainDefault', 'wCase', 'Token', 'Workitem', 'EmailReminder',
> 'CronJob', 'User');
>
> function save($data) {
> $result = parent::save($data);
> if (in_array($this->name, $this->transaction_models) &&
> !$result) {
> AppController::checkTransactions();
> }
> }
>
> The component can be called from any controller. I cannot seem to
> have access to that controller to access my Flow component like so
> $this->controller->Flow->_checkTransactions(); so I use
> AppController::checkTransactions(); to forward it on but that doesn't
> seem to work either (although I can get to the function in
> AppController).
>
> Can anyone help shed some light on how I can do this effectively?
That sounds a bit mixed up ;) but anyway: see the bakery article on
observable models. Maybe that way you can put the M stuff in the M and
leave the C stuff in the C.
hth,
AD
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