This might help you :
public function executeCreate()
{
* $this->getResponse()->setTitle('blah');
* return $this->forward('content', 'edit');
}
:-)
Nicolas
Greg Freeman a écrit :
> 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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