good to know
danke
On Aug 21, 7:15 am, RichardAtHome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What Fahmi said.
>
> with
>
> echo $this->renderElement('post_element', $post);
>
> You are creating a variable in the element called $post_element (with
> the value of $post)
>
> The only reason its working for you
What Fahmi said.
with
echo $this->renderElement('post_element', $post);
You are creating a variable in the element called $post_element (with
the value of $post)
The only reason its working for you at the moment is that you have
already created a variable in the view called $post:
foreach($po
i think you should use an array,
array('post' => $post)
On Aug 21, 2008, at 2:56 PM, rocket wrote:
>
> hey guys im passing this:
>
> foreach($posts as $post)
> echo $this->renderElement('post_element', $post);
> }
>
>
> but in my post_element i try to use
>
> $post['t
OMG i fixed it it was a freaking CAPS issue!!! i was trying to access
$post but it was $Post.
wtf!
On Aug 21, 3:56 am, rocket <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hey guys im passing this:
>
> foreach($posts as $post)
> echo $this->renderElement('post_element', $post);
>
hey guys im passing this:
foreach($posts as $post)
echo $this->renderElement('post_element', $post);
}
but in my post_element i try to use
$post['title']
and it throws me this problem Notice: Undefined variable:
Am i missing something? i'm real confused
