Try var $helper = array('CssMenu') as cakephp conventions
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Meek,
you are right.
At least I get familiar with inheritance model in cakephp.
Thanks,
a.
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Hi,
Your solution shouldn't be necessary.
Cake merges $helper, $component and even $uses arrays automatically.
So if you have ...
var $helpers = array('Html','Javascript');
... in your AppController, and ...
var $helpers = array('MyHelper');
... in your child controller, then all three Helpers wil
As I've got solution I post it to community.
According to http://www.php.net/manual/en/keyword.parent.php it's
impossible to access parent variables using parent::
The only way to access parent variable is _not_ to use same variable
name in derived class.
So I put a new variable into my custom Co
On Nov 11, 8:55 pm, "Andrej" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> in AppController I've got two default helpers:
>
> var $helpers = array('html','javascript');
>
> in EmployeesController I want to use another helper, the Child helper.
> It is possible by typing:
>
> var $helpers = array('Html', 'Javascr
