[Sler]

Is there anyway to pass data into a .php file without rendering($this->render('index', $data)?

[nath-0]

with gloabalState maybe ?

 $lu = $app->getGlobalState('LangueUtilisateur');

and

$app->setGlobalState('LangueUtilisateur',$LangueUtilisateur);

[Sler]

nath-0, on 30 November 2012 - 10:17 AM, said:

with gloabalState maybe ?

 $lu = $app->getGlobalState('LangueUtilisateur');

and

$app->setGlobalState('LangueUtilisateur',$LangueUtilisateur);

It would error on app variable undefined
It i tried this, stores a crop_id into current_crop

$app->setGlobalState('curr_crop',$crop_id);

[LastDay]

Another way could be set this variables directly as field of Controller class (this class is typically located inside protected/components/Controller.php).

For example:

class Contoller extends CController
{
    public $variable1;
    public $variable2;

    ....

    public function init()
    {
        $this->variable1 = 'value1';
        $this->variable2 = 'value2';

        ...

        parent::init();
    }
}

Now in any view controller variables could be accessed as:

echo $this->variable1;
echo $this->variable2;

But be aware of this method - variables would be shared amongst all controller actions which controllers are derived from Controller!

If it's not that you are going for - try to find some another method.

[MadAnd]

Hi guys,

the use of the GlobalState is not a very good idea, if you don't really need persistent storage between sessions/requests, and just want to supply data which is needed only in the current request.

The better approach is to declare new public property in you controller class like:

class YourController extencds CController {
   public $yourProperty;
...
}

and then you will be able to reference it as $this->yourProperty in all views rendered by that controller.

[nath-0]

soory I forgot :

 $app = Yii::app();
$lu = $app->getGlobalState('LangueUtilisateur');
...

[LastDay]

Yes, as MadAnd corrected above, data could be set in particular controller, not only in the parent controller.

[Sler]

This is in my view

echo "&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp".CHtml::ajaxLink ("$view_crop[$i]",
                              array('site/crtinfo' , 'crop_id'=>$fcropid[$i], 'date_id'=> null), 
                              array('update' => '#data'))."<br/>";

Where should I put this line:

$this->curr_crop = $fcropid[$i];

I would like it to activate as I click on the link. By the way I added $curr_crop on the CController

[MadAnd]

You should put the assign statement somewhere in the controller action code, before you call render().

Do you really added that new property by editing contents of the framework/web/CController.php?

[Sler]

Still not working.

I have two options in this page, a AjaxLink, which will update the crops and a AjaxButton for the date.
If i click the link,
It will update $this->curr_crop into new crop
Set crop_id to $this->curr_crop
It will set $date_id to 0

If i click the button,
It will set crop_id to $this->curr_crop
It will set date to chosen date.

Any idea how can I do this? $this->curr_crop will always go back to my old_crop or the crop that I initialize.

My ajaxLink code:

echo "&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp".CHtml::ajaxLink ("$view_crop[$i]",
                              array('site/crtinfo' , 'crop_id'=>$fcropid[$i], 'date_id'=> null), 
                              array('update' => '#data'))."<br/>";

My AjaxButton code:

echo "&nbsp".CHtml::ajaxButton ("$label[$at]",
                              array('site/crtinfo', 'crop_id'=>$this->curr_crop, 'date_id'=>$dat_mod[$at]), 
                              array('update' => '#data'));
							  echo $this->curr_crop;