I'd say cause you are already within you Bait class ... so
$this->foo($xxx)
should work
On 29 Apr., 02:38, MikeK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cmon guys help me out. Why does this not work in cakephp?
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One other bit of data we are running php 4.4.7
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This may be more of a PHP issue than Cake but ya'll gurus probably
know why this is a problem.
In a controller for Bait function foo
function test()
{
Bait::foo($xxx); // works correctly
$this->Bait->foo($xxx); // does not work
}
In Bait model function foo() takes the parm by ref and sets it's
