Hi, I have a simple HABTM with a lessons/Students table. i simply create a
new lesson with an existing student via a while loop , so I should get 2
new rows. I am testing this function. What I get is 4 new rows in the
lesson table instead of 2. I have no idea why the extra 2 rows are created
Here's my problem, i have something like this in my DB:
A hasMany B
B HABTM C
I have a page to edit A and B at the same time, I can add or edit
multiples instances of B to A using a saveAll, but i don't know how to
manage relations with model C. The only way i've found if, after doing
the
Hi,
I have a form which is saving data to a join table using the method
found here:
http://teknoid.wordpress.com/2008/09/24/saving-extra-fields-in-the-join-table-for-habtm-models/
The data saves, but each time I submit the form, it doesn't delete the
existing relationships in the join table
I was using non-automagical form fields on my form, and because of
that, this was left out:
input type=hidden name=data[Niche][Niche] value=
id=NicheNiche /
Once I put that in there, it worked fine.
On Dec 23, 6:37 am, tekomp btisch...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a form which is saving
Try a recent svn checkout of the 1.2 branch. It should be fixed
there
I downloaded model.php and model.test.php from
https://trac.cakephp.org/changeset/7789
And uploaded them over my RC3 versions of the files.
Is it OK to do this files without updating any of the rest of the
files?
I am working with the following models:
Scheme
belongsTo Organisation
HABTM SchemeService
Organisation
hasOne Scheme
SchemeServices
HABTM Scheme
$this-Scheme-save($this-data) saves my Scheme and SchemeServices
(HABTM) no problem, but I then have to call an extra save for $this-
Anyone? I have done searching of this group and it seems there was a
bug in 1.2 that was fixed ... so I guess I'm doing something wrong but
if the array is fine using save() then why not work when using saveAll
()?
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Try a recent svn checkout of the 1.2 branch. It should be fixed
there.
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On Dec 15, 3:31 pm, WebbedIT p...@webbedit.co.uk wrote:
Anyone? I have done searching of this group and it seems there was a
bug in 1.2 that was fixed ... so I guess I'm doing something wrong but
if the array is
Hi Aaron,
I re-read my old messages...
My data array seems to look like your example...
But neither Model1-saveAll() or Model2-saveAll() seems to work!
In my case and standing for Model::saveAll() enhancement or new
function, I make a Model1-save($this-data)
which save my main model and its
I have noticed this behavior as well.
It's because in Model::saveAll, the call to Model::save uses this-
data[$this-alias] instead of $this-data.
therefore if you have a data array that looks like
array(
'Model1' = array(data)
'Model2' = array(data)
)
and you call Model1-saveAll, guess what?
Hi,
I'm using nightly builds from 1.2.x.x branch.
My main model Item have this associations:
Item hasOne Article
Item hasOne Photo
Item hasAndBelongsToMany Tag
...
In a form I have these fields :
data['Item']['id'] (it's results on a form input TEXT)
data['Item']['title'] (it's results on a
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