On 4 April 2010 07:03, Liquid Fury wrote:
> Unfortunately not. There are many posts regarding the wrongness of
> passing a variable to a model for example (which makes sense)
Why do you need the current user in the model?
Colin
> and I just
> assume the same wrongness in our case - however no
Unfortunately not. There are many posts regarding the wrongness of
passing a variable to a model for example (which makes sense) and I just
assume the same wrongness in our case - however no suggested solution.
Just for fun I stuffed some of the user info into a global in the user
sessions con
I have the same question, did you ever find a solution?
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