When you use the propel admin generator, it creates these three
actions create, save and edit. Create and save forward to edit. This
all works fine but my question is If I want to set some action
specific variables how do I do this? since after forwarding they are
lost.
For example if I want to set the title in the create action to be
available in the editSuccess template
public function executeCreate()
{
$this->title = 'blah';
return $this->forward('content', 'edit');
}
After I forward to the edit action $title is lost and will not be
available in the editSuccess template.
Is there a better way to organize these actions instead of the way
propel does it?
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