Thanks for your help, John, I got it working. Here's what I did:
controllers/docs_controller.php:
function getList()
{
$this->set('doclist', $this->Doc->generateList(...);
}
views/docs/get_list.php:
[echo $doclist using foreach]
views/layouts/default.thtml:
echo $this->requestAction('/docs/getList', array('return'));
This means that my html and stuff is stored in views/docs/get_list.php
which works but I'd much rather have the html stored in
views/layouts/default.thtml. How can I use $this->requestAction to
return a variable instead?
I looked in the API for renderElement and it makes sense. I think I
would use renderElement for things like banner ads and things like
that. Since I'm doing this for my primary navigation I think
requestAction would be more suitable. Let me know if I'm wrong about
that.
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