It's the underscores that are doing it; this has bitten me before.
Have a look at the source for Controller::set().
Try:
$this->set(compact('left_content'), false);
This is essentially the same as doing:
$this->set(array('left_content' => $left_content), false);
By passing in an array as the first param and also using a dummy param
in 2nd place, you aoid having Inflector munge your variable name.
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 10:41 AM, lakers fan <lakersfa...@msn.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I get an error undefined variable $left_content. This variable has been
> defined in beforeFilter() of app_controller.php. In beforeFilter(), the code
> is:
>
> $this->set("left_content",$left_content);
>
> Somehow the variable is not passed on to the view files.. Any clues??
>
> Thanks,
> Bharani
>
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