Has anyone attempted this? Is it possible, and if so, what kind of problems will I run into if I try to accomplish it?
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Has anyone attempted this? Is it possible, and if so, what kind of problems will I run into if I try to accomplish it?
Sure, you can easily subclass controllers in Cake.. and then you’d typically utilize their hook function such as ‘beforeFilter’, ‘afterFilter’, etc. to add runtime logic to your controllers.. I typically put at least 1 abstract controller between cakes controller and the final controller that you configure in the route.