I wolud go with making a behavior, and enabling/disabling it, but if a
simple variable fits your needs the go for it.
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 7:41 AM, avairet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Some solutions...
>
> - test a special field (or value) into $results in afterFind(), a
> fi
Hello,
Some solutions...
- test a special field (or value) into $results in afterFind(), a
field (or value) that is only fetch by your special action's find()
- create a custom find() method in your model and call it from your
controller's special action (for example: $this->MyModel-
>customFind
again: forgot the version: cake 1.2 latest beta
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Hey there,
we're using the afterFind()-Method in one of our models. Works fine.
But there is one admin action where we do not want to call this
method. Which would be the best practise to do that? Setting a
variable of the model within the controller's action?
Thanx for all replies
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