> I did do as suggested below and it didn't work, I tried both return
> $level and $this->set('level', $level), both failing to return the
> value to the controller. Writing my own function and calling it
> $this->levelcheck() was the only way it seemed to work.
you don't want to 'set' the variable to the view, or return it, simply do:
function beforeFilter()
{
$level_check = $this->othAuth->group('level');
if (!empty($level_check))
{
$this->level = $level_check;
} else {
$this->level = 0;
}
}
alternatively you could put the call to $this->levelCheck() into your
beforeFilter().
eg:
function beforeFilter()
{
$this->levelCheck();
}
FYI any member variables set in app_controller are available to all
controllers, because all controllers extend app_controller. This means
you do not need to use return $var in beforeFilter.
hth
jon
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