On 9/21/07, AD7six <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > An apt solution would be to extend the component which you are using.
> >
> > Controller like functionality which needs to be used in several
> > controllers === Component
>
> Indeed :)!
>
> And using a component with the same name as a model == co
On Sep 21, 1:43 pm, "Dr. Tarique Sani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/21/07, deepc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > the idea was that any controller should be able to send emails with
> > one line of code, and without the necessity of defining text or
> > anything else.
> > just the userid an
Sounds like you've got a problem with the naming of your models and
components. If you are using the EmailComponent to send mails, you
need to use $this->Email->send() in your controller. However, if your
controller has a model called Email, then $this->Email will be the
model instead of the compo
On 9/21/07, deepc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the idea was that any controller should be able to send emails with
> one line of code, and without the necessity of defining text or
> anything else.
> just the userid and a type of mail. the rest should be held in
> database.
An apt solution would
No, i just create the content in a central place.
I use one of the bakery mail components.
The situation is the following.
I have template for a lot of emails in the database (table emails).
in my emails controller i wanted to replace the variables with real
life content and let the mail componen
On 9/21/07, deepc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, i see.
> if i move it to the model, is it still posible to access other models.
> for example i have to get some data from my users table.
>
let me guess - you are getting the data which you want to send in the
email in the send() method?
I woul
OK, i see.
if i move it to the model, is it still posible to access other models.
for example i have to get some data from my users table.
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On 9/21/07, deepc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> messages_controller
> In my emails_controller is a function send() which should handle what
If this is correct
> $this->Email->send();
then this is wrong - the 'Email' here is the Model not the controller
> i got:
> Warning: SQL Error: 1064: You
Hello,
I have following models:
Email
Message
and controllers
emails_controller
messages_controller
In my emails_controller is a function send() which should handle what
type of email should be send.
If i call it from messags
$this->Email->send();
i got:
Warning: SQL Error: 1064: You have
