Rendering with yii-user-management

Yii 1.1 General Discussion
1

Hello mates,

I have a problem. After creating my own registration form (following yii-user-management docs), I try to render it but the controller renders the registration view from the module, not mine. I don’t know where is the problem, I show you my RegistrationController.php

Yii::import(

    'application.modules.registration.controllers.YumRegistrationController');

class RegistrationController extends YumRegistrationController

{

public function actionRegistration() {


    Yii::import('application.modules.profile.models.*');


    $profile = new YumProfile;





    if (isset($_POST['Profile'])) { 


        $profile->attributes = $_POST['YumProfile'];





        if($profile->save())


            $user = new YumUser;


            $password = YumUser::generatePassword();

// we generate a dummy username here, since yum requires one

            $user->register(md5($profile->email), $password, $profile);





            $this->sendRegistrationEmail($user, $password);


            Yum::setFlash('Thank you for your registration. Please check your email.');


            $this->redirect(Yum::module()->loginUrl);


        }





    $this->render('registration', array(


                'profile' => $profile,


                )


            );  


}

I have done all exactly as it says.

Hope someone can help me. Thank you.

2

If problem is only layout where view is rendered,

you can set $layout property inner action definition.




class RegistrationController extends YumRegistrationController

{

       public function actionRegistration() {

            $this->layout = 'path/of/layout';

            ...

            ...

            ...

        

       }

}
3

No, the problem is instead of rendering my own registration view (../protected/views/registration/registration.php), it renders the view in (../protected/modules/registration/views/registration/registration) when I put the url "mypath/registration/registration".

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