Hi Modfather,
I am assuming that you have not created any other controllers and have
only edited the App controller, and are testing with your home page.
I think the problem might be that you are defining an array of helpers
to be used in you app_controller, which is overriden by the pages
contr
Just tried further debugging;
1. moved custom helper out of element and straight into layout result =
fatal error - as above.
2. added the custom helper to the core html helper file - result it
works in the layout, ie $html->makeEdit().
3. There must be a problem with the appcontroller file not re
Just reinstalled cake added the same pages as before but still get the
"
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/cake/app/views/elements/test.thtml on line 1" - very,very frustrating
- i think these sort of php/framework errors are the reason i left php
for ruby on rails in the
AD7six, firstly thanks for your input and contributions in the wiki and
forum. I am using PHP Version 4.4.2 and cake version 1.0.1.2708. I
looked at your cssmenu code in the wiki as i need to generate a menu
from a database - i could not get your examples to work - so i
simplified the code for tes
thanks for the replies, Olivier i am creating a custom helper for
testing purposes, it is not extending HtmlHelper, thus i don't need to
declare html in my helper array/or my linkhelper class as it is set by
default(anyway). I set my"link' helper in appcontroller so it is
globally available thus a
Hi Modfather,
If your question was more how can to define your own helpers rather
than how can I create a link, it seems to me that you were on the right
track. I copied your code from this post to make absolutely certain
before replying - I can't duplicate the error (not that that means
much) wi
Don't know where my first reply went, hope it doesn't pop up
eventually...
Modfather,
I glanced over your code, then put it in a clean install to be sure,
and can't see anything wrong :P.
If you still have the same problem: What version of cake are you
running, any other code changes, and what
I am currently using menu's the way hydra12 is. By putting them in the elements folder and calling renderElement in my layout. So far so good.On 5/24/06,
Olivier percebois-Garve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Modfather I think Nick is right this is your bug.(var $helpers =
array('link'); sho
Modfather I think Nick is right this is your bug.(var $helpers =
array('link'); should be var $helpers = array('Html');)
AFAIK, Your approach is fine. A helper set in appcontroller will be
available in the layout files.
olivvv
Nick Wientge wrote:
Well I'm a bit of a noob, but what is:
var
I've done this a couple of different ways. When I had a static menu, I
put this into my layout:
renderElement('menu')?>
I saved menu.thtml in my elements folder
Menu Item 1
Menu Item 2
When I needed dynamic content, my menu.thtml looked like this:
link($pa
Well I'm a bit of a noob, but what is:
var $helpers = array('link');
Shouldn't it be:
var $helpers = array('Html');
On May 23, 2006, at 10:35 PM, modfather wrote:
>
> I am attempting to add a Global menu to the layout file (thinking this
> is the appropriate place to put it). I tried the css
I am attempting to add a Global menu to the layout file (thinking this
is the appropriate place to put it). I tried the css-menu tutorial
available in the wiki and it failed. I then again scaled back to test
the following;
class AppController extends Controller {
var $helpers = array('li
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