$this->data is also available in your view in Cake 1.2. It is a copy
of $this->data that is in the controller.
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$this->set('data', array()) will make $data available in your view.
That means, you can write something like echo $data; in your view
file.
On the other hands, $this->data contains submitted data from your
form.
On Jul 1, 3:22 am, bingo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> Can someone can tell m
$this->set('data', array()) will make $data available in your view.
That means, you can write something like echo $data; in your view
file.
On the other hand, $this->data contains submitted data from your form.
On Jul 1, 3:22 am, bingo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> Can someone can tell me
And in case you weren't aware - you can access $this->data directly in
both the view and the controller. So in your view you can have
something like:
Change password for `data['User']['name']; ?>
input('User.password'); ?>
and both parts here will access the same user object, from $this-
>data
$this->set('yourvar', $somedata) will create a variable called
$yourvar in the view, with the passed data. $this->data is model data
that is from/for a form - all of the FormHelper functions look at
$this->data to prepopulate from, and all the data they submit comes
into your controller under $t
hi,
Can someone can tell me the difference between using $this-
>set('data', array()) and $this->data in controller.
I am especially getting confused about this in relation to form. In
general to send data to view, we have to set the variable using $this-
>set(data, array). But to set the form, w
