$this->data['messages'] = $flash->getMessages();

public function addMessage($message){
Doo::loadhelper(’DooFlashMessenger’);
$flash = new DooFlashMessenger();
$flash->addMessage($message);
}

public function displayMessage(){
Doo::loadhelper(’DooFlashMessenger’);
$flash = new DooFlashMessenger();
$this->data['message'] = $flash->displayMessages();
}

Error|This is error.
Warning|This is warning.

And then make your own function that gets array with messages and parse them like you want in view.

Why don’t you just implement the Ruby on Rails ways of handling flash messages?

How it works is that message is stored in session, when script is activated again it reads it from session, this is used mainly for admin panels.

So for example you make action for editing something and then on end of it you say:

$this->_flashMessenger->addMessage(”Table [_1] is edited!”, array($tableName));
$this->_redirect(baseUrl . “edit-tables”);