I have a local application that runs on multiple screens which I am in the process of moving over to cakePHP. Each screen represents a different view of a production line and has multiple items on each.
I need to refrenece some sort of controller wide function or array that defines the structure of my application, but I am unsure of the best way to do this. Since it will only be used in one controller, it seems excessive to create a global item. I thought I could include a simple array in the controller, outside of a function, and use it in each function. This didn't work for some reason (probably a good reason).
$structure = array(
'stage_1'=>array('duration'=>5,'temperature'=>293),
'stage_2'=>array('duration'=>8, 'temperature=>'280),
'stage_3'=>array('duration'=>3,'temperature'=>283)
);
So... What is the best way to create a controller wide array or function that can be referenced in the controllers view functions?
Sounds like you forgot the var
keyword or didn't use $this->structure
to call the variable.
class ExamplesController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Examples';
var $structure = array(
'stage_1'=>array('duration'=>5,'temperature'=>293),
'stage_2'=>array('duration'=>8, 'temperature=>'280),
'stage_3'=>array('duration'=>3,'temperature'=>283)
);
function action() {
$this->set( 'structure', $this->structure );
}
}
You might find reading up on object-oriented programming in PHP helpful when developing with CakePHP.
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