There are two ways:
1- $model = ClassRegistry::init('TheClassModelYouWant');
2- if the model you need is used by the controller you are monitoring in the
moment you need to save the data:
$model =& $controller->model[0] //By convention use the first model -
and yes, even in cake's core this convention is used in some places -
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anl
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 4:56 PM, amiable_indian <[email protected]>wrote:
> According to,
> http://book.cakephp.org/view/65/MVC-Class-Access-Within-Components
>
> "To access/use a model in a component is not generally recommended; If
> you end up needing one, you'll need to instantiate your model class
> and use it manually."
>
> So, what is the recommended way if I have some data in component that
> i need to store?
>
> Only other way I could think of was to send this data back to
> controller which called the component and let controller store the
> data. But, then I will end up duplicating that code for almost every
> controller that uses this component.
>
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