> " ... you can call this function to render the view at any point in the
> controller logic"
At first I was like "Huh? How does that help me. I'm still using just
one view." then , the light bulb went on. :p duh. :)
Thanks for pointing that out!
thnx,
Christoph
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>> Is it possible to tell a controller to use multiple views?
I believe the example shown in the online manual for requestAction in
the Controllers chapter is what you're looking for
(http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/controllers).
In this example, a function named "showUserProducts" is added to
Hi,
Just to try and help with point 1
"Is it possible to tell a controller to use multiple views? It's own
and also
any other? "
The auto-rendering of views matching the controller action is handy,
but not enforced - I believe you're looking for the Controller's
render() method.
As per the
Woops, replied to wrong post, thick ot what!
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Cheers Christoph,
doesn't seem to work though, if i change the relationship top hasOne it
finds it. But I'd like to do it with hasMany
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I'm still trying to figure cake out and I've a few questions, both
about varying degrees of code re-use. Let me say first that I created
the MVC for all of my database tables using bake.php. I must say, it
is a *very* handy utility for those just learning.
1) Let's say I have 2 sections of my s
