Set $view->viewPath='controller';
On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Greg Skerman wrote:
> Ok so i've gotten as far as instantiating the target controller (i assume
> this is the right approach...)
>
> how do I render its output from another controller???
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> On Mon, Dec 27, 20
Ok so i've gotten as far as instantiating the target controller (i assume
this is the right approach...)
how do I render its output from another controller???
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 9:35 PM, Greg Skerman wrote:
> I should explain a bit better
>
> What i'm trying to do is allow the admini
I should explain a bit better
What i'm trying to do is allow the administrator of the site to manage the
URL structure, without having to expose them to the routes file which would
require programming experience or basic understanding of how the router
works to operate.
The Admin would decide
but $this->redirect will change the URL will it not?
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 9:25 PM, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit <
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com> wrote:
> You do that with $this->redirect...
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> Jeremy Burns
> *Class Outfit*
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You do that with $this->redirect...
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
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On 27 Dec 2010, at 11:22, Greg Skerman wrote:
> Not actually after a redirect,
>
> I'm trying to hand control to another controller (in a simillar way to what
> request action
Not actually after a redirect,
I'm trying to hand control to another controller (in a simillar way to what
request action does), from within a controller, and then render the
output
So
/nodes/view//
Looks up the Nodes table, for a resource.
the resource record contains Controller and Actio
Happy to be corrected, but I think browser mechanics mean that everything will
be lost when you do a redirect. The best solution is to store the stuff you
want transferred in the session and retrieve it in the other action. You can
also pass small amounts of data as a parameter.
Jeremy Burns
Cl
Anyone got any idea? sorry if this is a completely newb question... Open to
suggestions if its a downright stupid idea..
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Greg Skerman wrote:
> Yeah that will only work inside the same controller, where I am trying to
> hand control from one controller to a
Yeah that will only work inside the same controller, where I am trying to
hand control from one controller to another.
Anyone?
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 5:48 AM, huoxito wrote:
> The controller class has a setAction() function which *Internally
> redirects one action to another. Does not perf
The controller class has a setAction() function which *Internally redirects
one action to another. Does not perform another HTTP request unlike
Controller::redirect()* but it I guess it only works within the same
controller ...
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I am working on a simple content management system.
The basic concept revolves around having a nodes controller, which allows
the admin of the site to create sections which contain content. The content
can be a page (using the file based pages controller that ships with the
framework), an article
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