Retrieving the sfContext from within your model is bad coding.
How to test your model then (when in CLI there is no sfContext available).
You have to separate concerns : the controller is here to prepare data
to the model and view.
Then you'll be able to test your models separatly, giving them what
they do need from within your tests (so tests will be acting as
controllers, in feeding the models with data according to scenariis).
Cheers,
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On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 12:26 AM, hribo <hribo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello, thank you for all your posts. i am still new to OOP and MVC.
> i have already solved my problem.
>
> but one thing i have found out that it actually is possible to
> retrieve post parameter from model with using this syntax :
> sfContext::getInstance()->getRequest()-
>>getParameter('lender_user_id');
>
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