Re: rendering view from a different controller
i think that is not possible...try with elements
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2012/8/13 Jim Bracewell <jmsbrcwll@gmail.com>
My aim is to retrieve the html of a view without user interaction (basically just call a function that returns the html that is generated for a specific view). My problem is that this doesn't appear to be possible when both of the following are true:1. the view is in a different controller to the one which requires the html2. there are get parameters required to render the view correctly.thanks again, I would appreciate if anybody knows a solution to this.
On Monday, 13 August 2012 15:31:46 UTC+1, MaJerle.Eu wrote:2012/8/13 Jim Bracewell <jmsb...@gmail.com>I am having a problem trying to call render on views from two seperate controllers and retrieve the html automatically to the original function. I tried $this->render , but this fails because the views contain GET parameters. Is there any way to render a view from a different controller when GET parameters are needed?thanks.--To post to this group, send email to cake...@googlegroups.com.
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