RE: Naming Question

That was just a typo and just a sample example. So correct if it was

 

public $actsAs = array('Sortable.Sortable');

 

and component defined in App controller the question remains the same.

 

In any controller using this where is Cake looking for the sortable->sort function such as
"$this->Sortable->sort($data);" Is it looking for the component first? Model / Behavior? As does this eat up resources having Cake look in multiple places for this sort() function.

 

That’s what I want to know, with the Component / Model / Behavior having the same name is that bad. Is this sending Cake on a quest thru all of these files until it finds it?

How does it know to look in the Component first, Model Second, Behavior third? That’s the question I was curious about.

 

Thanks.

 

Dave

 

From: cake-php@googlegroups.com [mailto:cake-php@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of euromark
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 6:19 PM
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Subject: Re: Naming Question

 

It's not Sortable.sortable, but Sortable.Sortable

same goes for the behavior of such a plugin:

 

    public $actsAs = array('Sortable.Sortable');

Am Dienstag, 6. August 2013 21:02:53 UTC+2 schrieb advantage+:

Just a quick question,

 

I downloaded a plugin call it "Sortable" since I do not want to knock anyone's work and looking at the plugin I noticed the names of the Model and Component are the same "Sortable".

 

AppController has the component Sortable.sortable in the array.

So in any controller using the plugin it calls for "$this->Sortable->sort($data);" for example.

Respective model has $actsAs = "Sortable";

 

Is this bad? Is Cake going to take a hit looking in the Sortable Model/Behavior and the Sortable Component for the sort function?

Where does it look first for the "$this->Sortable->sort($data);"? In the Sortable Component or Model?

 

Is this how it should be done? Just curious.

 

Dave Maharaj

Freelance Designer | Developer

www.movepixels.com  |  dave@movepixels.com  |  709.800.0852

 

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