Well, I have the component 'Logins' and the model 'Users'. I need to
access a function in 'Users' model.
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Hi Simplerules
try something like the following in your component:
$User = new User;
$result = $User-mySpecialFuction($MyParams);
Cheers,
AD7six
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Thanks :)
That worked.
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Mikee
$this-controller
so you can check for the controller name
if ($this-controller-name == 'Blahs') {
display
}
or for the modelClass
if ($this-controller-modelClass == 'Blah') {
display
}
Cool, thanks, it help!
Bernard
I need some help with something which looks like the cat chasing it's
tail, to me, but I am a beginner!
I have a component which I call from the default.thtml view, as I want
it in a sidebar, and that is defined there. But in fact, I would like
that component displayed/active only when the
hey dood,
i don't know if this would be the best method but you can access the
controller from your views and layouts via:
$this-controller
so you can check for the controller name
if ($this-controller-name == 'Blahs') {
display
}
or for the modelClass
if ($this-controller-modelClass ==
