if you are on cake <= 2.0.0-dev than you use like you say, if you are on
cake >= 2.0.0-alpha, then, do this
$this->element('elementname', array('variablenameforelement' => 'value',
'second' => 'value2, array('plugin' => 'plugin_name'));
so first parameter is element name
second are vars for element
third are element vars (cache, plugin, etc)
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2011/8/23 Jeremy Rottman <[email protected]>
> I am working on a new plugin and I have a few questions about using
> elements with plugins.
>
> To give a basic example of my plugin, I have 3 different controllers
> in my plugin: ControllerA, ControllerB, ControllerC. The elements I am
> creating for each controller is simply a quick view of the data.
>
> In the plugin controller I have a method/view called landing, from
> with in this landing.ctp file I need to call in the plugin elements.
>
> So my first question, is this best practice with using plugins?
> My second question, how would I do this? I have read the overview of
> elements with plugins but it doesn't explain much.
> My assumption is something like this:
> <?php echo $this->element('element_name', array('plugin' =>
> 'pluginname')); ?>
>
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