It sounds like you are wanting to render links for the site. I would
suggest making it an element and placing the html in /views/elements/
sitelinks.ctp
then you can use echo $this-renderElement('sitelinks'); in your
view where you want the links to show up.
On Oct 24, 4:16 pm, David Coll
Hello again!
I'm absolutely newbie for sure...
How can I render a view (ie. /sitelinks/index ) in my default.ctp layout ?
I've tried every kind of rendering stuff I could find but, no chances..
I'm not too much willing to use the renderElement function as I would like to
access this as a
but I really need a guide right now ^_^
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/controllers
$this-layout = ajax;
try putting that in your action of the controller
On 25/10/2007, David Coll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again!
I'm absolutely newbie for sure...
How can I render a
maybe you need set a $var in layout file, then call $this-set(var,
$this-requestAction(url,array(return))),
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Technically, you can even call the requestAction from the view itself.
However, if possible you should avoid requestActions, as they are
slow. And for something in your layout (ie appearing on every page),
a better solution would be to have a function in your model to load
the appropriate data
