Re: [fw-mvc] How do I customize the escape() function for HTML rendering?

Removing '$this->' from the data path did indeed work. However, someone
gave me another the solution on another forum, which I will reveal below.

In the interest of helping any other readers of the forum however, I'll give
you the error message I was receiving to help clear it up. If I keep
'$this' in the data path, I get this error:

Catchable fatal error: Object of class Zend_Db_Table_Row could not be
converted to string in
/Users/me/Sites/njaimh-zf/application/views/scripts/index/index.phtml on
line 15

Like I said , saying '$text->content2;' insead of '$this->$text->content2;'
DOES work.

I guess somehow that bypasses the view engine running off of the index
controller but I don't know how.

The other solution I got is just regular php. It's in the echo/print
function:

print html_entity_decode($content2);

I guess I'll stick with this one since it apparently keeps the escape
running, which is more secure I suppose. Anyway, if you have an explanation
to why removing '$this->' does the trick, I'd love to know.

Your help is appreciated greatly!!

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