Why do you need to go to this page?
You could always just use regular PHP:
header('Location: /url/');
exit();
On Dec 9, 6:22 pm, zuha <rich...@razorit.com> wrote:
> Ha, I know you'll all say... ahhhhh, you're breaking MVC so let me explain
> the situation in case anyone cares to have it. But if you don't, I'm just
> looking for the best way to force a redirect from a behavior. Preferably
> without having to edit any other file.
>
> ie. maybe something like ... myFunction () {
> Controller::redirect('somewhere'); }
>
> If you just can't stand someone breaking MVC, here's the story, so that
> maybe you can tell me the MVC way to do it.
>
> I have this behavior which is used by many different plugins. In
> beforeFind() it filters results. If no results are found, I want to all of
> the plugins that use this behavior to be redirected to a single specific
> page. Its not something I would return to the controller, because then I
> would have to edit a the multiple controllers, in multiple plugins for any
> plugin that actsAs this behavior. And I wouldn't just do a beforeFilter
> catch in AppController, because that would break plugin architecture - as
> in they should be stand alone and separate from the App. So as simple as
> it sounds, it seems its just not possible to do...
>
> public function afterFind(&$Model, $results) {
> if (empty($results)) :
> $this->redirect('to somewhere else');
> endif;
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> }
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