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PONeeds and this.get('controllers') give wrong results when used with outlet in partial view?
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Hi and thanks a lot for your precious help on this problem. As I am quite new in EmberJS' world, problem may come from me and not Ember, but I don't find the right way to fix it. I have a template named a, a view named AAView (with its template, too) and two controllers AAController and BController. Template 'a' is rendered by using partial method : {{partial 'a'}} AAController is controller for AAView, connected to AAOutlet which is in 'a' template with <pre><code>this.render('aa', { outlet: 'AAOutlet', into: 'application' }); </code></pre> In this AAView, I have an observer that should observes isShown property of AAController. <pre><code>App.AAView = Ember.View.extend({ visibilityDidChanged: function() { console.log('Visibility just changed man! Do something!'); }.observes('controller.isShown') }); </code></pre> This isShown variable is in AAController then... <pre><code>App.AAController = Ember.ObjectController.extend({ isShown: false }); </code></pre> And this variable is set in an other controller (BController) : <pre><code>App.BController = Ember.ObjectController.extend({ needs: ['AA'], myVal: '', myValDidChanged:function() { //Conditions and a lot of interesting stuffs this.get('controllers.AA').set('isShown', true); }.observes('myVal') }); </code></pre> When my script is executed and reach this code, the view is not notified about the change in controller... If I stop debugger on this.get('controllers.AA').set('isShown', true); line, it seems that this.get('controllers.AA') returns an other (or a new ?) controller and not the controller used and observed by the view. Thus where is the problem and how can I retrieve the right controller in BController to edit the value and trigger the observer in the view ? <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/x6emd/1/" rel="nofollow">--> Here is a jsFiddle with a simplified version of the problem.</a> Huge thanks for your help on this one!
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