Can you make use of the array_merge() function to combine the two arrays of data before storing it with set?
On 6/27/06, StinkyTofu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Okay, I'm an idiot. Just as I hit the Post button, I realised that I
can use:
$this->Company->set($this->data['Company']);
to save the data properly. Oops! Sorry for wasting your time.
Now my question is in Step 2 of the wizard, when I click the next
button, I will once again call
$this->Company->set($this->data['Company']), which means that the form
data from step 1 will be overwritten by the form data in step 2. So,
this brings me to the question of am I using the right approach here?
Or am I a raving lunatic for writing it in this way? I love CakePHP
and would hate to ruin the pure simplicity of the framework with poorly
written code. Is there another function I should call to append the
data in step 2 to the Company model? Or do I need to completely
re-write this function using an entirely different approach?
Appreciate your help!
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