Tigrang thanks a lot for such a great plugin. I am building "delete" links that are based on (if-conditions) data from another un-related model!
Is there anyway to pass a variable/array from the controller to the Users/datatable/index.ctp view?
One I try to pass such array I find it passed to the users/index.ctp instead (the normal way). But I really need this array to build the actions links for the $this->dtResponse['aaData']
One aside question please: how do you add css classes to the
I solved my problem by creating an independent one-one relationship (hasOne) between the models which worked in my case (luckily). However, if such relationship could create unnecessary complications I don't know how would it be done then.
The $this->set() sends those variables to the main view, while the delete link is being created in the datatables/view file as part of making the $actions variable (for 'actions' => null in the controller).
The same action is called when a datatable request is being made, so variables set with $this->set() in your action should be available in the datatables/view
Tigrang thanks a lot for such a great plugin. I am building "delete" links that are based on (if-conditions) data from another un-related model! Is there anyway to pass a variable/array from the controller to the Users/datatable/index.ctp view? One I try to pass such array I find it passed to the users/index.ctp instead (the normal way). But I really need this array to build the actions links for the $this->dtResponse['aaData']
One aside question please: how do you add css classes to the
Thanks
For your second question, it's in jquery datatables documentation, I think in
aoColumns
setting.If you use the normal
$this->set('viewvar', 'data');
it should be available in the view file.I solved my problem by creating an independent one-one relationship (hasOne) between the models which worked in my case (luckily). However, if such relationship could create unnecessary complications I don't know how would it be done then. The $this->set() sends those variables to the main view, while the delete link is being created in the datatables/view file as part of making the $actions variable (for 'actions' => null in the controller).
The same action is called when a datatable request is being made, so variables set with
$this->set()
in your action should be available in the datatables/view