Here's my situation. Users are searching for items. I have an Items
controller, and a Users controller.
When a user enters the Item they want, and their email on the /items/
index page, I first want to check if they are a user.
So what seemed logical to me was something like the following:
ItemsController extends AppController
{
function index()
{
if (!empty($this->data))
{
// See if the user email already exists in
the DB
if (!$user_id = $this->Item->User->is_user($this-
>data['User']['email']))
{
// then do this
}
// then process item search stuff
}
}
}
And of course, in the UsersController, I have an is_user() function
However, I get an error SQL syntax errors where the foreign controller
functions come up. I know the foreign functions work cause I tested
them standalone.
Is this not the correct way to have this type of functionality?
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