Access a variable from an non associated Controller in Cakephp
I am developing a quiz using a 'form' in cakephp. I have declared a variable within my CourseModules controller ($passMark) where the HR developing the quiz can set the pass percentage the user needs to successfully complete the quiz. I have declared the variable like so:
case "Quiz":
$quiz = $this->CourseModules->FormTemplates->find('list')->where(['active'=>true,'type'=>'Quiz']);
$passMark = [100=>'100%',90=>'90%',80=>'80%',70=>'70%',60=>'60%',
50=>'50%',40=>'40%',30=>'30%',20=>'20%',10=>'10%',0=>'0%'];
$this->set('passMark',$passMark);
$this->set('quiz',$quiz);
break;
I then need to access the variable $passMark within my FormsController so that I can check it against another variable ($percCorrect). $percCorrect is declared as so in my Forms Controller:
$percCorrect = $numberCorrect / $numberOfQuizQuestions * 100;
$this->set('percCorrect', $percCorrect);
I want to do an if statement so check in if $percCorrect is < $passMark but I'm unsure how to access $passMark because CourseModules isn't associated with Forms Controller.
I do have another controller called CoursesEnrolledModules that is related so I'm wondering if I can somehow access it through there?
I have the following code in my FormsController to load the CoursesEnrolledModules:
//Check if courses_enrolled_module_id is set
$courses_enrolled_module_id = $this->request->getQuery('courses_enrolled_module_id');
//If so make sure it is valid
if($courses_enrolled_module_id){
$this->loadModel('CoursesEnrolledModules');
$coursesEnrolledModule = $this->CoursesEnrolledModules->get($courses_enrolled_module_id,
['contain'=>,
]);
//Pass variable to view so we can show correct back button
$this->set('coursesEnrolledModule', $coursesEnrolledModule);
//Also after save we will redirect.
}
php cakephp-3.0
asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
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I am developing a quiz using a 'form' in cakephp. I have declared a variable within my CourseModules controller ($passMark) where the HR developing the quiz can set the pass percentage the user needs to successfully complete the quiz. I have declared the variable like so:
case "Quiz":
$quiz = $this->CourseModules->FormTemplates->find('list')->where(['active'=>true,'type'=>'Quiz']);
$passMark = [100=>'100%',90=>'90%',80=>'80%',70=>'70%',60=>'60%',
50=>'50%',40=>'40%',30=>'30%',20=>'20%',10=>'10%',0=>'0%'];
$this->set('passMark',$passMark);
$this->set('quiz',$quiz);
break;
I then need to access the variable $passMark within my FormsController so that I can check it against another variable ($percCorrect). $percCorrect is declared as so in my Forms Controller:
$percCorrect = $numberCorrect / $numberOfQuizQuestions * 100;
$this->set('percCorrect', $percCorrect);
I want to do an if statement so check in if $percCorrect is < $passMark but I'm unsure how to access $passMark because CourseModules isn't associated with Forms Controller.
I do have another controller called CoursesEnrolledModules that is related so I'm wondering if I can somehow access it through there?
I have the following code in my FormsController to load the CoursesEnrolledModules:
//Check if courses_enrolled_module_id is set
$courses_enrolled_module_id = $this->request->getQuery('courses_enrolled_module_id');
//If so make sure it is valid
if($courses_enrolled_module_id){
$this->loadModel('CoursesEnrolledModules');
$coursesEnrolledModule = $this->CoursesEnrolledModules->get($courses_enrolled_module_id,
['contain'=>,
]);
//Pass variable to view so we can show correct back button
$this->set('coursesEnrolledModule', $coursesEnrolledModule);
//Also after save we will redirect.
}
php cakephp-3.0
asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
R.SloshyR.Sloshy
227
add a comment |
I am developing a quiz using a 'form' in cakephp. I have declared a variable within my CourseModules controller ($passMark) where the HR developing the quiz can set the pass percentage the user needs to successfully complete the quiz. I have declared the variable like so:
case "Quiz":
$quiz = $this->CourseModules->FormTemplates->find('list')->where(['active'=>true,'type'=>'Quiz']);
$passMark = [100=>'100%',90=>'90%',80=>'80%',70=>'70%',60=>'60%',
50=>'50%',40=>'40%',30=>'30%',20=>'20%',10=>'10%',0=>'0%'];
$this->set('passMark',$passMark);
$this->set('quiz',$quiz);
break;
I then need to access the variable $passMark within my FormsController so that I can check it against another variable ($percCorrect). $percCorrect is declared as so in my Forms Controller:
$percCorrect = $numberCorrect / $numberOfQuizQuestions * 100;
$this->set('percCorrect', $percCorrect);
I want to do an if statement so check in if $percCorrect is < $passMark but I'm unsure how to access $passMark because CourseModules isn't associated with Forms Controller.
I do have another controller called CoursesEnrolledModules that is related so I'm wondering if I can somehow access it through there?
I have the following code in my FormsController to load the CoursesEnrolledModules:
//Check if courses_enrolled_module_id is set
$courses_enrolled_module_id = $this->request->getQuery('courses_enrolled_module_id');
//If so make sure it is valid
if($courses_enrolled_module_id){
$this->loadModel('CoursesEnrolledModules');
$coursesEnrolledModule = $this->CoursesEnrolledModules->get($courses_enrolled_module_id,
['contain'=>,
]);
//Pass variable to view so we can show correct back button
$this->set('coursesEnrolledModule', $coursesEnrolledModule);
//Also after save we will redirect.
}
php cakephp-3.0
asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
R.SloshyR.Sloshy
227
I am developing a quiz using a 'form' in cakephp. I have declared a variable within my CourseModules controller ($passMark) where the HR developing the quiz can set the pass percentage the user needs to successfully complete the quiz. I have declared the variable like so:
case "Quiz":
$quiz = $this->CourseModules->FormTemplates->find('list')->where(['active'=>true,'type'=>'Quiz']);
$passMark = [100=>'100%',90=>'90%',80=>'80%',70=>'70%',60=>'60%',
50=>'50%',40=>'40%',30=>'30%',20=>'20%',10=>'10%',0=>'0%'];
$this->set('passMark',$passMark);
$this->set('quiz',$quiz);
break;
I then need to access the variable $passMark within my FormsController so that I can check it against another variable ($percCorrect). $percCorrect is declared as so in my Forms Controller:
$percCorrect = $numberCorrect / $numberOfQuizQuestions * 100;
$this->set('percCorrect', $percCorrect);
I want to do an if statement so check in if $percCorrect is < $passMark but I'm unsure how to access $passMark because CourseModules isn't associated with Forms Controller.
I do have another controller called CoursesEnrolledModules that is related so I'm wondering if I can somehow access it through there?
I have the following code in my FormsController to load the CoursesEnrolledModules:
//Check if courses_enrolled_module_id is set
$courses_enrolled_module_id = $this->request->getQuery('courses_enrolled_module_id');
//If so make sure it is valid
if($courses_enrolled_module_id){
$this->loadModel('CoursesEnrolledModules');
$coursesEnrolledModule = $this->CoursesEnrolledModules->get($courses_enrolled_module_id,
['contain'=>,
]);
//Pass variable to view so we can show correct back button
$this->set('coursesEnrolledModule', $coursesEnrolledModule);
//Also after save we will redirect.
}
php cakephp-3.0
php cakephp-3.0
asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
R.SloshyR.Sloshy
227
asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 0:33
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Any time you ask yourself "how do I access one controller from another controller", just stop yourself right there and think about a different option. In this case, you should put your array in a central location accessible by everything that might need it. Include it in the config in your app.php, perhaps, and then reference it with Configure::read(...) anywhere you need it.
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Any time you ask yourself "how do I access one controller from another controller", just stop yourself right there and think about a different option. In this case, you should put your array in a central location accessible by everything that might need it. Include it in the config in your app.php, perhaps, and then reference it with Configure::read(...) anywhere you need it.
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Any time you ask yourself "how do I access one controller from another controller", just stop yourself right there and think about a different option. In this case, you should put your array in a central location accessible by everything that might need it. Include it in the config in your app.php, perhaps, and then reference it with Configure::read(...) anywhere you need it.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 5:32
Greg SchmidtGreg Schmidt
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Any time you ask yourself "how do I access one controller from another controller", just stop yourself right there and think about a different option. In this case, you should put your array in a central location accessible by everything that might need it. Include it in the config in your app.php, perhaps, and then reference it with Configure::read(...) anywhere you need it.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 5:32
Greg SchmidtGreg Schmidt
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Any time you ask yourself "how do I access one controller from another controller", just stop yourself right there and think about a different option. In this case, you should put your array in a central location accessible by everything that might need it. Include it in the config in your app.php, perhaps, and then reference it with Configure::read(...) anywhere you need it.
answered Nov 28 '18 at 5:32
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answered Nov 28 '18 at 5:32
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answered Nov 28 '18 at 5:32
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