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YII, How to get current controller name and action name

To get current controller name use this code :



<?php
$controllerId = Yii::app()->controller->id;
//or
$controllerId = $this->getId();

?>


To get current action name/id being executed, if you are inside beforeAction() or afterAction(), use the received CAction argument


<?php
//inside beforeAction or afterAction
public function beforeAction($action)
{
 $actionId = $action->id;
...
?>



or just elsewhere inside your controller


<?php
$actionId = $this->getAction()->getId();
?>


To get name of currently called controller action anywhere in the code you can use :




<?php

print CController::getAction()->id;


?>




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