It wouldn't be so hard to implement if you really want to...
Something like this would feat both for internal forwarding and redirection:
protected $_internalParamsStorage = null;
protected function setInternalParam($name, $value) {
if (null === $this->_internalParamsStorage= {
$this->
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Well if it's all about forwarding internally, without redirect, simply
store the internal values withing e.g. Zend_Registry.
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Any other solution?
How about something like $this->_setInternalParam() and
$this->_getInternalParam()
Would that be hard to implement?
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> On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Ben Scholzen 'DASPRiD' > wrote:
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That really depends. The easiest thing would be to store the value in a
session, and if required give the user an hashed identifier as parameter
to identify the data. If the data should be long-term persistent or for
multiple users, store the data in a
How can I pass a parameter between two actions, but making it so the
second action cannot receive said parameter directly from the user?
- alex (from iphone)
