once again a simple question to the forum…
is there a build in method in yii to return the current page?
i don’t mean the page number, i mean the actual page.
so for example if a page is in site/index.php
then i want yii to tell me that the page is "site/index.php" or "site/index"
Dave
(Deventer)
2
Yii::app()->getController() returns the current controller. With CController::getAction() you can access the current action.
pestaa
(Pestaa)
3
For the url, access Yii::app()->request->requestUri. For the other case, see the post above.
Dave gave exactly what i wanted, thanks!
i am currently getting it like this
$curpage = Yii::app()->getController()->getAction()->controller->id;
$curpage .= '/'.Yii::app()->getController()->getAction()->controller->action->id;
return $curpage;
not sure if this is how its meant to be taken out…
as for the Yii::app()->request->requestUri.
isn’t $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] the same thing?
phpdevmd
(Phpdevmd)
5
Outside of the view file I use
Yii::app()->controller->getId()
Yii::app()->controller->getAction()->getId()
url then would be something like
CHtml::normalizeUrl(array(Yii::app()->controller->getId().'/'.Yii::app()->controller->getAction()->getId()))
inside view simplify with
$this->getId()
$this->getAction()->getId()
See http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/api/CHttpRequest#requestUri-detail for details about requestUri.
thank you phpdevmd
it was very informative (and makes life easier) 
now i can safely put it in, knowing that im not messing up the whole purpose of the framework.