Re: Structual controller question

2009-07-09 Thread Luke 

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the answers. So do I understand it right,

Either add it to the user_controller or the recipe_controller.
So you guys would drop the idea of having a mybox controller than,
even if I have a mybox table where I store the IDs of the recipes a
user watches.

So from my feeling I would think that the mybox section should be than
in the user_controller.


Are there any other thoughts maybe? I look forward to any feedback.





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Re: Structual controller question

2009-07-08 Thread brian 

I'd put the method in RecipesController. Just grab the user_id from
the session (or Auth). Or, if you want people to be able to see other
users' recipes:

function yourAction($user_id = null)
{
if (is_null($user_id))
   {
  $user_id = $this->Auth->user('id');
   }
   ...
}



On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Luke wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am developing a small recipe site, this is my first cakePHP project.
> I now have a structual question.
>
> You have to register and log in to add a recipe. So in the recipe
> table will be your user_id. You can also save recipes in your
> cookbook. To see your saved and your own recipes, you have to log in
> into your I call it "mybox".
> Question now, I want to display a list of your own recipes as well as
> your saved recipes in your mybox.
>
> Do I now create a mybox controller which reads out the recipe table
> for your own recipes and read out the mybox table or do i actually add
> a function in the user controller to read out the mybox and recipe
> table?
>
> Means, does mybox belongs to the User_controller and I dont create a
> seperate controller or should I treat it seperate?
> >
>

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Re: Structual controller question

2009-07-08 Thread Teh Treag 

Luke,

At first glance, I would create a method Recipe::FindUserRecipes
($user_id). In it, you can set your conditions and  bind to get the
list of recipes associated with the user.

I hope that makes sense. BTW - I have a similar website in
development. http://www.greatcajuncooking.com

-teh

On Jul 8, 10:16 am, Luke  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am developing a small recipe site, this is my first cakePHP project.
> I now have a structual question.
>
> You have to register and log in to add a recipe. So in the recipe
> table will be your user_id. You can also save recipes in your
> cookbook. To see your saved and your own recipes, you have to log in
> into your I call it "mybox".
> Question now, I want to display a list of your own recipes as well as
> your saved recipes in your mybox.
>
> Do I now create a mybox controller which reads out the recipe table
> for your own recipes and read out the mybox table or do i actually add
> a function in the user controller to read out the mybox and recipe
> table?
>
> Means, does mybox belongs to the User_controller and I dont create a
> seperate controller or should I treat it seperate?
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Structual controller question

2009-07-08 Thread Luke 

Hi,

I am developing a small recipe site, this is my first cakePHP project.
I now have a structual question.

You have to register and log in to add a recipe. So in the recipe
table will be your user_id. You can also save recipes in your
cookbook. To see your saved and your own recipes, you have to log in
into your I call it "mybox".
Question now, I want to display a list of your own recipes as well as
your saved recipes in your mybox.

Do I now create a mybox controller which reads out the recipe table
for your own recipes and read out the mybox table or do i actually add
a function in the user controller to read out the mybox and recipe
table?

Means, does mybox belongs to the User_controller and I dont create a
seperate controller or should I treat it seperate?
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