-- agatone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Monday, 11 August 2008, 01:30 AM -0700):
So nobody knows anything ? never used it ?
I've been busy with release issues; I'll try to look at this in the next
day or so.
agatone wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use contextSwitch (or AjaxSwitch) as i want for some action
to be accessible in JSON format.
The code i have in my init() of a controller is:
$context = $this-_helper-getHelper('ContextSwitch');
$context-addActionContext('read', 'json');
$context-initContext();
If my complete runtime invokes only one action (no actionStack used) and
if I don't call $this-render() (to render some other script) it works
just as it should. View is off, layout is off, only view in JSON fromat
is sent.
However this stops working when:
- your action works in a way that it chooses what view script you will
render for your action accessed in normal way - it requires
nameOfViewScript.json.phtml
- when you're calling more actions in one runtime (use of actionStack for
example) - it stops because it didn't find sidebar.json.phtml
I think that when you use context for JSON reply it should clear ALL
attempts of rendering views (unless you define it otherwise) .
Maybe I don't see this right and i didn't choose the right way, maybe it
isn't a bug, maybe it's wanted feature ;). I don't know but I'd like to
have this working without need to create *.json.phtml for quite many
views.
What you think?
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