another option that I feel gives more flexibility is this
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/creating-reusable-elements-with-requestaction
so you end up writing lot of small elements and use views to compose
these elements. However you will need to also consider how
requestAction is affecti
Ryan,
This is a pretty standard question from people just getting started,
so don't worry.
The simple answer is in your controller, add the variable:
$uses = array('Post, 'Comment');
You can then access both $this->Post->save(); and $this->Comment-
>save(); from that controller. Of course any
Hello everyone,
I've been working with Cake and I understand exactly how everything
works to create pages which are tied to one particular action with one
particular model.
However, I am building a web application which requires pages that can
perform multiple actions on multiple models, dependi
