Simplerules wrote:
> No matter what I do it won't work here is the code:
>
>//Get User Data;
>$Profile = $this->Session->read('User');
>
>if(isset($Profile['Username']))
>{
> $this->set('logged_in', TRUE);
> $this->set('username', $Profile['Userna
Is 'Username' really capitalized as the table name in your schema?Cake conventions would make this lowercase.So if you made it lower case in the db schema, but then try to refer to it as sentence/camel case the variable Username would not actually exist because it is really 'username'.
On 8/20/06,
No matter what I do it won't work here is the code:
//Get User Data;
$Profile = $this->Session->read('User');
if(isset($Profile['Username']))
{
$this->set('logged_in', TRUE);
$this->set('username', $Profile['Username']);
} else {
$thi
No matter what I do it won't work here is the code:
//Get User Data;
$Profile = $this->Session->read('User');
if(isset($Profile['Username']))
{
$this->set('logged_in', TRUE);
$this->set('username', $Profile['Username']);
} else {
$thi
Hi All,
Let's look at it this way:
1) If a line of code like $this->set('Foo',$bar); is executed by any
controller, a variable named $Foo will be available in the view/layout
with the contents $bar.
2) If you define a method in your app_controller and in one of your
controllers you override the
I had the same problem and build a component which is rendered in the
main template. works fine.
Jens
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I am pretty sure I have something in one of my apps setting variables in app_controller and readin the info in the default template. I will double check.What I am doing for login info though is setting it in the session and then checking for it in the default template.
So you can always set a vari
I understand why you would want to write it in the app_controler (so
that all controllers might inherit from this). The problem is, there
doesn't seem to be a way to declare variables outside of functions.
And, as you probably are finding out, when a application controller
inherits from the app_c
Can't you just set them like you would a regular variable in the
controller and have it show up?
i.e in the controller: $this->set('foo', $bar)
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I need to send 2 variables to the default template file, 1 to say
wether a user is logged in and the other containing the username.
I tried using appController to do this, with a beforeFilter, but it
wasn't availible for the default template.
Where could I put the logic code so that I could set
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