controllers\archives_controller.php on line 6
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> > On Dec 14, 2:17 pm, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > You can get away with just adding the arguments after the function name
> > > using
> > > slashes to split each argument.
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> > > You can do
an get away with just adding the arguments after the function name
> > using
> > slashes to split each argument.
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> > You can do something like this:
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> > requestAction('archives/index/'.$i_love_Cake); ?>
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You can get away with just adding the arguments after the function name using
slashes to split each argument.
You can do something like this:
requestAction('archives/index/'.$i_love_Cake); ?>
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Hi all,
How can I pass parameters throught requestAction.
Right now I have this on my layout: renderElement('archives', array("username" => "test1"));?>
This calls a element which has the following:
requestAction('archives/index/'); ?>
I want to pass username to archives/index. Can be this do
