Zend Famework: accessing a parameter/variable from view and using them in controller?

What you have between your a and your a tags is the link text. So it doesn't make sense to say that's data. It is merely a strong which is used as linktext.

What you have between your and your tags is the link text. So it doesn't make sense to say that's data. It is merely a strong which is used as linktext.

I advice you to learn / read about PHP before you start using a framework like Zend Framework. What you are asking for is usually done either via $_POST array or $_GET array. The post array can be populated via form submission, the get array can be populated via querystring parameters.

What you want, is a link with parameters like this: Linktext This will populate the $_GET array and you can retrieve the two parameters with: $parameter = $_GET'parameter'; $aotherParameter = $_GET'anotherParameter'; In Zend Framework you could do the same via url view helper and other convencience functions: url(array( 'controller' => 'mycontroller', 'action' => 'my-action', 'parameter' => 'value', 'anotherParameter' => 'anotherValue'), null, TRUE);? > ">Linktext In the action you could get the parameters from the response object like this: $parameter = $this->getRequest->getParam('parameter'); This does essentially the same, the handling of the $_GET array is just wrapped.

1 for learning PHP before any framework, you need to know the web programming basics before hoping to switch to higher gears – Jeff D Oct 7 at 19:02 cool I will try this..thanks – marvsta101 Oct 9 at 9:40 just used it n it worked...once again thanks – marvsta101 Oct 9 at 10:04.

And in controller get that variable $this->getRequest()->getParam('my_variable').

You can keep your variables in session, there is many way how to do it... – tasmaniski Oct 7 at 13:20 1 This is unreadable. BaseUrl is not suitable for creating links. – markus Oct 7 at 13:45 @markus +1 for both points in your comment – Jeff D Oct 7 at 19:03 -1 because your code is just plain wrong.

Too many? 's – vascowhite 01 Oct1 at 2:48 thanks for the advise.. – marvsta101 Oct 9 at 9:40.

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