> hi!
> i have parameters with / ex '2008/2,' '2008/1'
> but the cake read only 2008
> how can i pass the /???

> i'm using
> $turma = 'qqq/w';
> $this->requestAction("/turmasDisciplinasHorarios/getDisciplinaTurma/
> $turma/$filial/$disciplina");

> someone can help me?

> hi!
> i have parameters with / ex '2008/2,' '2008/1'
> but the cake read only 2008
> how can i pass the /???

> i'm using
> $turma = 'qqq/w';
> $this->requestAction("/turmasDisciplinasHorarios/getDisciplinaTurma/
> $turma/$filial/$disciplina");

> someone can help me?

> teknoid, why is a bad idea ???

> --- p.s. It is almost always a bad idea to use requestAction() ;)

> On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:29 PM, teknoid <teknoid.cake...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Any params can be passed like: /controller/action/param1/param2/param3
> > Or as named params: /controller/action/name:bob/city:paris/
> > account:active

> > to see the params in your controller pr($this->params)

> > p.s. It is almost always a bad idea to use requestAction() ;)

> > On Jan 14, 9:55 am, Mario Cesar <mario...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > hi!
> > > i have parameters with / ex '2008/2,' '2008/1'
> > > but the cake read only 2008
> > > how can i pass the /???

> > > i'm using
> > > $turma = 'qqq/w';
> > > $this->requestAction("/turmasDisciplinasHorarios/getDisciplinaTurma/
> > > $turma/$filial/$disciplina");

> > > someone can help me?

>SomeOtherModel->getMyData();

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> requestAction() is a bit seductive. It can look like a simple solution
> to a lot of things but the problem (that you notice later on) is that
> is has a high "cost" in the processing overhead and in that you don't
> improve your design instead of using the "quick fix".

> When requestAction() is called you are effectively making a new
> request more or less as you would by refreshing the browser. You are
> starting up the router and dispatcher again. You are instantiating a
> new controller, loading new Models, querying the database. And, worst
> of all as I understand it, you are often doing a full render of an
> extra View. All this results in a very costly feature.

> There are times when requestAction is a good tool (the only tool?) but
> they are quite few. But without knowing your application I can't say
> if you have a justified situation or not. I always feel dutifully
> ashamed each time i use this feature which forces me to think if I
> can't get around my problem some other way :)

> In my current project I actually have a few but in those cases doing
> without it is too complicated for my taste and in only one instance is
> the processing overhead an issue.

> /Martin

> On Jan 15, 3:05 pm, "Mario Cesar" <mario...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > teknoid, why is a bad idea ???

> > --- p.s. It is almost always a bad idea to use requestAction() ;)

> > On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:29 PM, teknoid <teknoid.cake...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Any params can be passed like: /controller/action/param1/param2/param3
> > > Or as named params: /controller/action/name:bob/city:paris/
> > > account:active

> > > to see the params in your controller pr($this->params)

> > > p.s. It is almost always a bad idea to use requestAction() ;)

> > > On Jan 14, 9:55 am, Mario Cesar <mario...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > hi!
> > > > i have parameters with / ex '2008/2,' '2008/1'
> > > > but the cake read only 2008
> > > > how can i pass the /???

> > > > i'm using
> > > > $turma = 'qqq/w';
> > > > $this->requestAction("/turmasDisciplinasHorarios/getDisciplinaTurma/
> > > > $turma/$filial/$disciplina");

> > > > someone can help me?- Hide quoted text -

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