You have a few options really. In your controller, if you feel you will use
the Teacher model in majority of actions/methods you can add this property:
public $uses = array('Teacher');
If you think you will use the Teacher model several times in a single
action, you can use the following:
$this-
I dont think it should be this complicated.
You are just loading a model in a controller and i see many examples of ths
but i cant get it to work.
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I need to know how this is done . ( My example was just that).
I just want to load another tables data in on the same view as another table
data (just assume the data is not related).
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I need to know how this is done . ( My example was just that).
I just want to load another tables data in on the same view as another
table data (just assume the data is not related).
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Subject: load 2 models in controller
Hi,
In my view I want to display data from 2 tables (maybe not related).
I read i do the following to load 2 mode
Hi,
In my view I want to display data from 2 tables (maybe not related).
I read i do the following to load 2 model in a controller and simply access
the other model in the view.
I get an error in the view file so this method of loading 2 models in a
contrller doesnt work?
Undefined index: Teac
