the_woodsman is right.
In your controller, you can use:
function myAction()
{
$this->set('result',
$this->requestAction('/otherModel/otherAction', array('return')));
}
the_woodsman wrote:
When calling requestAction in the controller, I believe there's a
parameter you can pass to get the view as a string- don't know if that
helps!
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