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How to use a Widget as an Action Provider

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How to use a Widget as an Action Provider

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All done, now we can call all the **actionProvider** actions as **controllerID/actionPrefix.actionID**. Here is the example:


```php
index.php?r=site/test.GetData
```
[...]
// we point to the location where the provider
// is.
'test.'=>array(
 
         'class'=>'application.components.testProvider',        'getData'=>array(     // property1 must be a public variable     // on getData CAction class     'property1'=>'value1',    ),
 
 ), ); } ``` ##Access Rules
 
Also, if you have implemented the accessRules method inside the controller, then you'll need to make sure that you _allow_ the action provider in the accessRules method, otherwise you will receive 404 error when trying to view the page. Something like this will do the trick:
 
 
 
```php 
public function accessRules()
 
    {
 
        return array(
 
            array('allow',
 
                'actions' => array('test.getData'),
 
                'users' => array('*'),
 
            ),
 
            array('deny', 
 
                'users' => array('*'),
 
            ),
 
        );
 
    }
 
 
```
 
 
 
 
 
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Version: 1.1
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Tags: CAction, Widgets
Written by: Antonio Ramirez
Last updated by: stinkytofu
Created on: Feb 18, 2011
Last updated: 9 years ago
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