Look at the values in $this->params (it's an array with all the
parameters passed to the controller). If selenium is always the last
parameter, you could check that, or you could just do:
if(in_array('selenium', $this->params) {
$this->useDbConfig='selenium';
}
HTH!
hydra12
On Jan 19, 11:58 pm, Steve Boyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey I'm wanting to use Selenium to do some functional testing and want
> to use a separate database its own test data (essentially using this
> database as a group of fixtures)
>
> I wanting use my urls like : /:controller/:action/:id/selenium
>
> idea being that when /selenium is present then my app => $useDbConfig
> = 'selenium', otherwise just use 'default'
>
> currently i can get it to work with an exceptionally ugly hack from
> within my parent model (all my other models extend this one)
>
> class TestableAppModel extends AppModel {
>
> function TestableAppModel() {
> if
> (preg_match('/\/selenium$/',$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])) {
> $this->useDbConfig = 'selenium';
> }
> $this->AppModel();
> }
>
> Anyone know of a nicer way to do this?
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