Yeah but, I want just to include an element that will get my blocks for my
sidebar from the database Blocks without any thing more than a model, like i
used to do...
is there a good simple way to this?
Thanks!
AD7six wrote:
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> On Feb 20, 5:29 am, tompouce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> A year ago I coded an app with cakephp, and in my elements
>> I was using this syntax:
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>> $bleh = new Modelname;
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>> for using stuff from the dabatase Modelnames.
>>
>> But now its not working anymore because I must be missing something, any
>> ideas?
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>> Like if i want to include a sidebar to a website.
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>> I include the element Sidebar who get the Bloc from the database Blocs.
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>> like $Sidebar = new Blocs;
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>> foreach ($Blocs as $Bloc): etc...
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>> Thanks!
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> Hi Tom,
>
> There is a way to instanciate a model wherever you need it, but you
> should /never/ do that in a view/layout/element. My suggestion would
> be to add var $uses = array('Bloc') to your app controller and put the
> logic you want in the beforeRender method (but be aware that for a
> cake error message an instance of the app controller is used and no
> models are loaded). There are other ways, but explaining them might
> encourage you to leave the model stuff in the element, which I don't
> want to do :)
>
> HTH,
>
> AD
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