Help with Setting Page Type Controller Variables
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I'm building a package that has a page_type with a coupled controller. I've successfully tested that the view is being called in the controller by adding
Peachy. Now, however, I am having trouble setting variables that should be available in view. So I have this:
And in my page type I have:
Which from documentation, should work right? $message is null in the view. I've even tried setting variables in the on_start function to no avail either.
In the on_start function of the controller, I am adding js and css, however, and that is getting put into the view just fine. Am I missing something really obvious?
Thanks,
-Jeramy
public function view() { echo 'are you viewing?'; }
Peachy. Now, however, I am having trouble setting variables that should be available in view. So I have this:
public function view() { $this->set('message', 'Working?'); }
And in my page type I have:
echo $message;
Which from documentation, should work right? $message is null in the view. I've even tried setting variables in the on_start function to no avail either.
In the on_start function of the controller, I am adding js and css, however, and that is getting put into the view just fine. Am I missing something really obvious?
Thanks,
-Jeramy
i think that should work, i vaguely remember something about arrays, not sure, possibly doing it on_start? can't remember, im too tired :P
I've tried on_start and even tried to grab $_REQUEST['message'] in the view.
I can call functions from the controller, I just can't get any variables from it.
I should also say that I've moved this from a page type to a single page, with no luck.
I can call functions from the controller, I just can't get any variables from it.
I should also say that I've moved this from a page type to a single page, with no luck.
Maybe this is the key:
I inspected a couple other controllers and found this
Added it to my controller and pow! we're in good shape.
I inspected a couple other controllers and found this
/* automagically run by the controller once we're done with the current method */ /* method is passed to this method, the method that we were just finished running */ public function on_before_render() { if ($this->error->has()) { $this->set('error', $this->error); } }
Added it to my controller and pow! we're in good shape.