Ok..than its better if you create new behavior and functions you pass into
it..and ijclude this behavior to all models where you need this function..:)
Dne ponedeljek, 20. avgust 2012 je poĊĦiljatelj kevin.ncbible <
ke...@ncbible.com> napisal:
> Thank you, Tilen -- I really appreciate you sharing y
Thank you, Tilen -- I really appreciate you sharing your time and talents:
if you have associated Topic and TopicTree, than you can access in
> controller with $this->TopicTree->Topic
This first approach seems the most "elegant," but should I be trying to
associate two models based on the same
if you have associated Topic and TopicTree, than you can access in
controller with $this->TopicTree->Topic, if you don't have accociated this
2 models, than you can use $this->loadModel('Topic'); in your controller,
and then $this->Topic->myFunction();
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oops: in above, it should have read: e.g., my Clause model, with a
one-to-one association to *Topic*
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Hi. Thank you, again, for helping.
I have a basic model (Topic), with functions, e.g., MyFunction(), and
another model that is a behavior (TopicTree), based on the same underlying
table:
public $useTable = 'topics';
public $name = 'TopicTree';
public $actsAs = array('Tree');
So,
