function one() {
$this->layout = "layout1";
}
function two () {
$this->layout = 'layout2';
}
then in your views/layouts you have 'layout1.thtml' and
'layout2.thtml' (or .ctp if you are risking 1.2 which if you are just
getting started with php again and cake DON'T you'll just make life
more difficult and make Nate and Gwoo grumpy)
On 4/20/07, andyreimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've tried searching this group and haven't found anything quite
> specific enough for me. Admitedly I'm getting back into PHP in
> general after a break of a few years, so I could be missing the
> obvious.
>
> Question: On page 52 of the manual it states that you can switch
> between views in your controllers using the $layout variable or the
> setLayout() function. If I want to change the layout based on the
> action a controller takes, I assume I would use the setLayout()
> function but it would help to see an example of this. Using the
> variable makes it quite easy to set different layouts for each
> controller, but I'm looking to switch layouts within the same
> controller.
>
>
> >
>
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- its a fine line between a real question and an idiot
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