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André Luis

Content blocks via controller

Hi people, i have a doubt, i am trying to create a content block but the data will be sent from a controller...

For example...

in layout.ctp i have: echo $this->fech('keywords');

But the keywords is an array sent by the controller.

Is it possible?

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Thiago Belem

Re: Content blocks via controller

Why not using a view var? If you're goin to format the keywords you should use a Helper.

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On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 4:00 PM, André Luis <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi people, i have a doubt, i am trying to create a content block but the data will be sent from a controller...

For example...

in layout.ctp i have: echo $this->fech('keywords');

But the keywords is an array sent by the controller.

Is it possible?

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André Luis

Re: Content blocks via controller

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Hi Thiago,

I want to do it most like the core, so i really want to create without a view var, but a view block.

Do you konow if it´s possible?

André Luis

Re: Content blocks via controller

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No one knows if it´s possible, or anyone didnt understand??

Em segunda-feira, 6 de agosto de 2012 16h00min32s UTC-3, André Luis escreveu:

Hi people, i have a doubt, i am trying to create a content block but the data will be sent from a controller...

For example...

in layout.ctp i have: echo $this->fech('keywords');

But the keywords is an array sent by the controller.

Is it possible?

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André Luis

Re: Content blocks via controller

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I will explain a little bit better...

I need to create a content block to use in my layout, for example...

echo $this->fetch('my_custom_content');

BUT, the data for this my_custom_content comes from a Component, for example in AppController: public $components=array('MyCustomComponent'); AND this component get the data from the database through a Model...

Is it possible?

André Luis

Re: Content blocks via controller

Nothing?

Em quinta-feira, 23 de agosto de 2012 14h19min07s UTC-3, André Luis escreveu:

I will explain a little bit better...

I need to create a content block to use in my layout, for example...

echo $this->fetch('my_custom_content');

BUT, the data for this my_custom_content comes from a Component, for example in AppController: public $components=array('MyCustomComponent'); AND this component get the data from the database through a Model...

Is it possible?

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Re: Content blocks via controller

// class var
private $controller;

function startup(Controller $controller)
{
$this->$controller = $controller;
}

// in your method you can call controller methods like so:

$this->controller->set('your_view_var', $data);
$this->controller->render(...);
etc.

On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 3:51 PM, André Luis <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Nothing?
>
>
> Em quinta-feira, 23 de agosto de 2012 14h19min07s UTC-3, André Luis
> escreveu:
>>
>> I will explain a little bit better...
>>
>> I need to create a content block to use in my layout, for example...
>>
>> echo $this->fetch('my_custom_content');
>>
>> BUT, the data for this my_custom_content comes from a Component, for
>> example in AppController: public $components=array('MyCustomComponent'); AND
>> this component get the data from the database through a Model...
>>
>> Is it possible?
>
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