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The most significant change about views in Yii 2 is that the special variable `$this` in a view no longer refers to The most significant change about views in Yii 2 is that the special variable `$this` in a view no longer refers to
the current controller or widget. Instead, `$this` now refers to a *view* object, a new concept the current controller or widget. Instead, `$this` now refers to a *view* object, a new concept
introduced in 2.0. The *view* object is of type [[yii\web\View]], which represents the view part introduced in 2.0. The *view* object is of type [[yii\web\View]], which represents the view part
of the MVC pattern. In you want to access the controller or widget in a view, you can use `$this->context`. of the MVC pattern. If you want to access the controller or widget in a view, you can use `$this->context`.
To render a partial view within another view, you use `$this->render()`, not `$this->renderPartial()`. The call to `render` also now has to be explicitly echoed, as the `render()` method returns the rendering To render a partial view within another view, you use `$this->render()`, not `$this->renderPartial()`. The call to `render` also now has to be explicitly echoed, as the `render()` method returns the rendering
result, rather than directly displaying it. For example: result, rather than directly displaying it. For example: