I tried something just like that yesterday:
$user = $this->requestAction('mshows/edit/5');
It did not work for me, it does not process the id = 5 and send back
the data
even though that works if you type mshows/edit/5 in the address bar.
You have to fetch the data in your controller and send it to the view
with $this->set( variable, value ). How you're gonna get to that data
depends on your associations...
In my case, I solved it with a function called generateList() which
appears in the PDF manual
I've seen some code using requestAction and a keyword "param:".
If I remember where I saw it I'll write back to you.
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