I think something like $this->params['controller'] will just give the
currently executing controller ("main" or "plugin") and this is not
what you want.
I'm unclear on exactly what your goal is, but it seems there are two
options:
1. make the "plugin" code generic, have it do its thing, return data
or whatever, then process that data appropriately in the main
controller action
2. if the "plugin" code has to be able to process conditionally based
on where it was called from, I think you'll have to find a way to pass
this info into the plugin code, as an extra parameter or something.
maybe...
in the main1 controller:
requestAction("/pluginController/pluginAction/main1/");
and then
function pluginAction($fromControllerName) {
if ($fromControllerName == 'main1') {
...
} elseif ($fromControllerName == 'main2') {
...
}
hope this helps...
On Apr 1, 5:38 pm, "gerbenzomp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, I meant controller, instead of action in the above post.
>
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