I'm using improvement['status'] e.g. Pending, Declined, Approved to
display on screen for the user. I use the same value for the for a
css class class="pending"
On Apr 2, 4:11 pm, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
> Of course, it works. But that's not very MVC like in my opinion, the
> color of the statu
Of course, it works. But that's not very MVC like in my opinion, the
color of the status only has to do with the way you'll view things, it
is in no way related to your data manipulations.
You're also loading extra stuff in memory by adding that css class
value for every item of your find - not t
Got what i'm looking for, afterFind function which is run via the
model.
function afterFind($results){
foreach($results as $key => $val){
if(array_key_exists('Improvement', $val)){
$res
Thanks for getting back to me, just getting to grips witth MVC, so i
wasn't sure adding logic in the view would be the best thing. Thanks
a lot
Ross
PS i will be using css classes, just a quickie function for demo
On Apr 1, 6:36 pm, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
> Your color really should be a CSS cl
Your color really should be a CSS class. Since you only need the color
in your views, I'd put that bit of logic in a view, where it truly
belongs.
You could just extend your app view with your getStatusColour function
and call this function in whatever kind of loop you'll use in your
views.
I ho
Hi
I have a number of posts which can be one of 3 states, pending,
approved, declined. I want to add some colour to my view when
displaying all the posts and i'm not sure how to do it. I have an
$improvement array and a getStatusColor function in the
app_controller. How can i read each item in
Hi
I have a number of posts which can be one of 3 states, pending,
approved, declined. I want to add some colour to my view when
displaying all the posts and i'm not sure how to do it. I have an
$improvement array and a getStatusColor function in the
app_controller. How can i read each item in
