$This->Controller->Id Not Picking Up The Right Controller

Yii 1.1 General Discussion
1

I hope i can make this clear. I have this model with a defaultScope()




	public function defaultScope()

	{

		return array(

			'condition'=>'project_id='.Yii::App()->user->projectId 

			.' and tenant_id='.Yii::App()->user->tenantId

		);

	}

But in one circumstance, when i render site/index i need to bypass the projectId condition and fetch all records regardless of projectId. So i modified it as follows:




           if ($this->id =='site')

            {

 		return array(

			'condition'=>'tenant_id='.Yii::App()->user->tenantId

		);


            }

            else

            {

               'condition'=>'project_id='.Yii::App()->user->projectId 

			.' and tenant_id='.Yii::App()->user->tenantId

		);  

            }

The site controller fetches the records:


	public function actionIndex()

	{

            $projectModel = Project::model()->findAll();

            $deliverableModel = Deliverable::model()->findAll();

           

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

			'projectModel'=>$projectModel,

                        'deliverableModel'=>$deliverableModel,

		));


	}

it calls the deliverable controller which calls the defaultScope and makes my deliverable.defaultScope if statement return what i am not expecting. So this means i am not specifying the right controller in the defaultScope if statement.

Is there a way i can specify (pseudocode)

When deliverable model is rendered, If call comes from site controller, then do this, else do that.

Any help would be quite appreciated.

2

Create another scope without projectID filter, and use it for the site controller.

I think that model should not be dependent on controllers.

3

you can create a separate scope for that


public function scopes() {

        return array(

            'all'=>array(

                'condition'=>'your condition',

            ),

        );


    }