He's right seems like you made a mistake calling your method with the wrong name :)
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--controller M codeclass M_controller extends AppController{$this->M->setM(); <<<<<<<<<< This is wrong. $this->M->setX();$c = $this->M->getX();}On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 12:57 AM, Ashish Mahana <ashish.mahana@gmail.com> wrote:
if we declare a variable inside a model then we are unable to fetch its value in controllere.g.Model M code:class M extends AppModel{var $x;function setX(){$this->x = "hello";}function getX(){return $this->x;}}controller M codeclass M_controller extends AppController{$this->M->setM();$c = $this->M->getX();}when i check the $c in view page its blankcan anybody explain what is happening over here--
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