Just use the beforeRender() method at AppControler, which should be the
base of your controllers.
So for example you have app_controller.php on your app/ directory:
class AppController extends Controller {
function beforeRender() {
$data = array (
'message' => 'Hello World!';
);
$this->set('data', $data);
}
}
Then you have your controllers extend AppController. For example, you
can have app/controllers/test_controller.php:
class TestController extends AppController {
function index() {
// Do nothing
}
}
And also
app/controllers/another_test_controller.php:
class AnotherTestController extends AppController {
function index() {
$this->set('extra', 'Extra Message');
}
}
Then the app/views/test/index.thtml:
And the message is: <?php echo $data['message']; ?>
And the app/views/another_test/index.thtml:
And the message is: <?php echo $data['message']; ?> with some extra
message: <?php echo $extra; ?>
Remember the MVC separation logic. Data should be passed on TO the
view, and the view SHOULD NOT fetch data by itself.
-MI
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