Re: regarding thtml variables

2008-01-23 Thread RichardAtHome
$html is a view helper. WHY do you need to create a hyperlink in the controller? On Jan 23, 7:18 am, jenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Guys , I have to assign $html-url('Linkname','/controller/fun_name/'); in controller page not in thtml page. plz help me regarding this as early as

Re: regarding thtml variables

2008-01-23 Thread grigri
Based on your syntax, I think you want HtmlHelper::link() (makes a hyperlink), not Html::url() [just makes a proper url]. If you do need just the url then you can do this: $this-set('myurl', Router::url('/controller/action/')); (HtmlHelper::url() just calls Router::url() under the hood anyway).

Re: regarding thtml variables

2008-01-23 Thread WebSpin.Biz
First, you'll have to load the helper into your controller (has to be a really good reason why you would want to do this) App::import('Helper', 'HtmlHelper'); Then, make sure AUTO_OUTPUT is set to false in your core config file (/app/config/core.php), then, capture the output of the helper, and

Re: regarding thtml variables

2008-01-23 Thread Renan Gonçalves
The simplest way to get a url is using the Router. Like that: $url = Router::url('/controller/action', true); /** * Finds URL for specified action. * * Returns an URL pointing to a combination of controller and action. Param * $url can be: *+ Empty - the method will find adress to

regarding thtml variables

2008-01-22 Thread jenson
Hi Guys , I have to assign $html-url('Linkname','/controller/fun_name/'); in controller page not in thtml page. plz help me regarding this as early as possible... with regards , jenson. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to