You probably want $this->_helper->viewRenderer->setRender($action), but only
the one in the postDispatch() will take effect since it is always executed
after the action.
-- Mon
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 6:12 AM, agatone <zoran.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have a controller action that picks out what script is going to render.
> So
> I use render('scriptname.phtml') inside my action. There is scenario where
> I
> have to alter some view scripts and i do that inside controller's
> postDispatch() method - since i want it for all actions inside that
> controller. But in combination with the render() inside action,
> postDispatch() gets executed when view already rendered. If i don't use
> render() then postDispatch() is executed before the view rendering.
> My guess is that that is kinda wrong - in a way - since actual rendereing
> should allways be done at the same point of the execution flow in this case
> always after postDispatch() - no matter what.
>
> Is there a way to only set the name of script to be rendered later? If not
> then I guess I'll have to handle that on my own with some property of the
> controller and have some controller plugin with postDispatch() that calls
> render with that value.
>
> ty
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