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The following are some of the experiences we gained when developing projects at Xinyi Network company

We can use renderPartial to access partial view files stored in the views folder of a different controller.

In Yii1.1.3, we use double slashes "//", and the program will start searching from the view folder, for example:

protected/views/library/_book.php
renderPartial('//library/_book', array('books'=>$books))

If you use a single slash "/" to start the search, the program will jump out of the current active module and search from the application's view path.

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