I wanna write some data to a model and wanna read it later at some other position. The data isn't related to the table of the model but I'll need the data in a template.
Is there an existing way to do that? Like "$model->set('name', 'value')" and later "{{ model.name }}"
I hope you understand what I'm writing.
You can use:
$model->writeAttribute('name', value');Works fine, thank you!
Meh, sorry for doublepost but atm I have the following problem: When I iterate through the model-objects and save some data (using Andres' method) and try to use the data later it doesn't work.
$users = \User::find();
foreach($users as $user) {
$postCount = \Post::count(array(
'user_id = ?0',
'bind' => array($user->id)
));
$user->writeAttribute('post_count', $postCount);
}
return $users;When I'm now trying to read the attribute after the foreach like the following, I'll just get an error that "post_count" isn't known.
var_dump($users[0]->post_count);What I am doing wrong?