Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
RTFA?
4-6% decrease in speed for each model in $uses. The reason is that you
almost never need to instanciate more then one model for an entire
controller. If you need a model in only one action, and add it to your
$uses array, then you are needlessly loading the models for all your
other actions in that controller.
The only real reason that I've managed to find (In my 2+ years of
using Cake) for using $uses is if your controller doesn't follow the
standard conventions.
On Jan 20, 1:00 pm, djogo wrote:
> Yes, but, why is "uses" evil? The post simply says "dont use it", and
> not explains why, or when it's adviseable to.
>
> I presume,by the post title, that that's because it's slow. How slow?
>
> dfcp
>
> On 19 jan, 04:47, Walther wrote:
>
> > Never use $uses unless you really really really have too. See
> > here:http://www.pseudocoder.com/archives/2009/04/16/one-more-tip-for-speed...
>
> > Rather use $this->loadModel or ClassRegistry::init
>
> > On Jan 18, 12:34 pm, djogo wrote:
>
> > > Class usercontroller extends appcontroller
> > > {
> > > Var $uses=array( 'Users','Projects');
>
> > > }
>
> > > Then you can use
>
> > > $this->Project->find()
>
> > > On 17 jan, 08:10, codef0rmer wrote:
>
> > > > thx guys. Finally, it worked :)
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Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
Yes, but, why is "uses" evil? The post simply says "dont use it", and
not explains why, or when it's adviseable to.
I presume,by the post title, that that's because it's slow. How slow?
dfcp
On 19 jan, 04:47, Walther wrote:
> Never use $uses unless you really really really have too. See
> here:http://www.pseudocoder.com/archives/2009/04/16/one-more-tip-for-speed...
>
> Rather use $this->loadModel or ClassRegistry::init
>
> On Jan 18, 12:34 pm, djogo wrote:
>
> > Class usercontroller extends appcontroller
> > {
> > Var $uses=array( 'Users','Projects');
>
> > }
>
> > Then you can use
>
> > $this->Project->find()
>
> > On 17 jan, 08:10, codef0rmer wrote:
>
> > > thx guys. Finally, it worked :)
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Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
Never use $uses unless you really really really have too. See here:
http://www.pseudocoder.com/archives/2009/04/16/one-more-tip-for-speeding-up-cakephp-apps/
Rather use $this->loadModel or ClassRegistry::init
On Jan 18, 12:34 pm, djogo wrote:
> Class usercontroller extends appcontroller
> {
> Var $uses=array( 'Users','Projects');
>
> }
>
> Then you can use
>
> $this->Project->find()
>
> On 17 jan, 08:10, codef0rmer wrote:
>
> > thx guys. Finally, it worked :)
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Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
Class usercontroller extends appcontroller
{
Var $uses=array( 'Users','Projects');
}
Then you can use
$this->Project->find()
On 17 jan, 08:10, codef0rmer wrote:
> thx guys. Finally, it worked :)
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Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
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Re: how to call Model1->find("all") from Model2 Controller
$this->loadModel('Project');
$this->Project->find('all');
On Jan 16, 2:13 am, codef0rmer wrote:
> I want to call Project->find("all") from UserController. I tried with
> $this->Product->find("all") as well as Product::find("all"). but no
> luck
>
> Is there any other option?
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