Thanks for the excellent comments Troy and AD7six. I think I was
actually
"trying to be too politically correct" and I didn't want to use others
models inside my controllers so I was using requestAction to get data
from other models but also to avoid having duplicated views as AD7six
mentioned;
A good place I use requestaction is for subtotal of shopping cart.
This way I can place the subtotal of the shopping cart on as many views
as I want just by calling the requestaction. I could have just as
easily made it a method of the model, but then I would have to set
variable for use in the v
> /app/views/elements/blog.thtml
> blog stuff
> foreach ($data['Comment'] as $comment) {
> echo $this->renderElement ("comment",Array("data"=>$comment)); //
> probably need to rearrange the comment array a bit, writing from
> memory.
> }
for a more accurate description of this rearrang
Hi Sebastian,
I think that requestAction is often considered/used when a method that
should be in a model is located in a controller - if you are only
retreiving data from a model, possibly after manipulating it a bit,
consider moving the logic that is in your controller to the model and
then sim
Also you can just do
$this->Airport->findAllByCity($this->data["Airtravelcalculator"]["city_input"])
and then return stuff.
In a controller method I don't find myself using requestaction much at
all. I instead use the Models methods (findBy, findAll, etc.) to get
any data I need in a specific vi
I develop on my laptop and get 1.3 second renderings. You could also
paste your code to CakeBin for people to take a look at and see if
there is a way to optimize it.
http://cakephp.org/pastes
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Hi Troy.
I set DEBUG 2 and these are my results of 1 sample request:
SQL Queries Time: 17 queries took 17 ms
Total request processing time: 1.8491s
I think 1.8 seconds is a long time considering that the SQL queries
only take 17 ms and I'm the only user of my Dev server.
I will be looking f
I also need to be able to call other controller methods such as
save($data) without the requestAction abuse performance inconveniences.
I read the article at:
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/06/24/welcome-to-the-dark-side-of-plugins-in-cakephp/
I think that is kind of a good approach but not s
You could consider setting the recursive variable of models and
controllers that you don't need them to retrieve their full out
associations. The associations can take up most of the time. What is
taking up most of your time is not the actual requestaction itself, but
all the SQL queries. Turn
Hi,
I'm sure many people have had the same issue I'm experiencing.
I'm working on a project where I need to get data from more than 30
models/controllers from a controller action.
I have been using the
$this->requestAction('/airports/getAirportList/' .
$this->params["data"]["Airtravelcalculator
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