Ok, no worries. Just seeing the $this->function build_resume() set
off an alarm bell that perhaps you didn't even know how to call a
function, so I may have been a bit harsh :)
On Aug 1, 3:38 am, peterhf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, Grant. The "$this->function build_resume(
Thanks for the reply, Grant. The "$this->function build_resume()" is a
typo, I did indeed try "$this->build_resume()". Your comment about
"$sequence=null" is appropriate but more importantly it pointed me in
another direction which will lead to a solution of the underlying
problem - that build_res
I would recommend learning the basics of PHP before getting into
CakePHP. Many people already experienced with PHP find a steep
learning curve.
When you want to call another function from inside the same object,
use $this->function_name(), not $this->function function_name(); eg:
$this->build_r
CakePHP 1.13.4450, PHP 4.4.4
Controller A includes multiple functions, two of which are
function build_resume()
{
.
.
.
}
and later in the code,
function move_up($sequence)
{
.
.
.
$this->function build_resume();
}
When move_up is called from a view, a notice that "sequence" is
