I had the same issue ;) Fastest: rename model or component.
Or you could try use email model in controller like this (I havn't
tested it before):
$uses = array('MyOtherModel');
...
function mail_me($id) {
$emailModel = ClassRegistry::init('Model');
$emailField = $emailModel->find('email', array('id' => 666) );
// or
$emailField = ClassRegistry::init('Model')->find('email', array('id'
=> 666) );
$this->email->to = emailField;
//I don't know how to dinamically load components
}
On Jun 16, 1:20 pm, Andrei Mita <andrei.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a model Email that conflicts with the component when I try to send
> emails. I have researched the group and saw that other people had the same
> issue but did not find a solution. Is there a standard way to deal with the
> problem or do I have to rename my model, controller and view folder?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrei
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