Re: [fw-mvc] Send a Parameter between Actions

You can send a parameter in to an action if you use the actionstack controller plugin accessible via $this->_helper->actionstack(action, controller, module, array('key' => 'value')) where the array parameter at the end receives variable and assignments in key / value pair format.

This may or may not be helpful for you in your specific situation but just fyi.

Note:  the variable is then scoped into the controller object and is accessible via $this->key

Thanks!

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On Dec 10, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Abraham Block wrote:

You can't send a parameter in, but you can save it in a session variable. If its just a message (and I guess technically  anything, you can use the flashmessenger action helper

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Expertics <expertics@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I need send a parameter between Actions and  I haven't found the solution.

I have this code in the Controller:

 

class clientController extends Zend_Controller_Action
{

...

   public function  viewAction(){

   }

 

   public function processAction() {

 

      (a) ... Process...

 

      $result = array('id'=>566 , array('p1'=>'6667', 'p2'=>'6668', 'p3'=>'6667', ....);
    
  ===> I like to send an array ( $result as parameter) from here to check(), because I am going to use _redirect  . how i do this?

      $this->_redirect('client/check'); 

   }

 

 

   public function checkAction() {
 
      (*) show the output ( $result)
   }

 

 

In the View :

 

view.phtml  --> it has a form ( <form method="post" action="/client/procces"> )

 

 

Thanks

 

George