You should be passing the cookie from the controller to the model.
$this->Model->cookie = $this->Cookie->read('cookieName');
But to answer your question, you need to initialize the cookie
component.
$cookie = new CookieComponent();
$cookie->initialize($this, array());
On Oct 14, 4:15 pm, cricket <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 4:38 PM, Raisen <[email protected]> wrote:
> > So I want to read a cookie using the Cakephp's Cookie class. First, I
> > tried to import only the cookie class and read the cookie, but I was
> > getting an error stating that the cipher key cannot be null. So I
> > imported the Configure class, set the key property of the cookie
> > instance to the respective cipher key, but the cookie is returning a
> > different result from what it's set to. Any ideas?\
> > The override constructor class looks like:
>
> > class Member extends AppModel {
> > function __construct( $id = false, $table = NULL, $ds = NULL ) {
> > App::import('Component','Cookie');
> > App::import('Core','Configure');
>
> > $conf = new Configure();
> > $cookie = new CookieComponent();
>
> > $cookie->key = $conf->read("Security.cipherSeed");
> > var_dump($cookie->read('sel_app'));
> > ...
>
> > parent::__construct($id,$table,$ds);
>
> You should read & write to cookies in the controller (or component)
> not the model.
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