Simon Mundy wrote:
> Hi Drew
>
> The new 0.2 release looks like it'll have the request object available
> to put into your view, which will make retrieval of your GET/POST/PATH
> fields much easier (and safer if you've applied a filter to it as well).
>
> In the meantime you may need to store the dispatcher token in your
> view if you wish to retrieve them from there. It will mean you'll have
> to use $token->getControllerName(), $token->getActionName() and
> $token->getParam('xxx') in your view, rather then $request->action,
> $request->controller, etc...So, how do I access the dispatcher token from the controller script? I've poured over the documentation and didn't find a suggestion there. I guess I'll have to look through the code. Any shortcuts? > >> Hi all, >> >> Is there a solution for determining the controller and action names >> within a view? I imagine it's there somewhere but I can't find it. The >> only solution I've found is to assign it every time from within the >> actionAction() method in the controller script.
