On 09/27/2009 04:31 PM, brian wrote:
> The comment for setAction() says that it "Internally redirects one
> action to another." However, it doesn't really *redirect* so much as
> simply call the action using call_user_func_array(). It amounts to
> about the same thing, more or less, but there's something to keep in
> mind:
>
> public function someAction()
> {
> $this->setAction(
> 'error',
> 'This error message should display.',
> array('foo' => 'bar')
> );
> }
>
> private function error($msg = '', $data = array())
> {
> $this->set(compact('msg', 'data'));
> }
>
> This will display the error view *but* the $viewVars will not be set.
> In order to make this work, set the access to the called action to
> protected (or public, obviously), because setAction() is defined in
> the parent class (Controller). If you absolutely need it to be
> private, you'll have to override setAction() in your own controller.
>
Don't know if I understand "exactly" your problem, but maybe an
auxiliary function should do the job:
public function someAction() {
$this->setVars('varA', 'varB', 'varN');
$this->setAction('error');
}
private function error() {
$this->set('vars', $this->getVars());
}
Hope this helps...
MARTIN
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