Hey,
I seem to have an ackward problem in the newsmodel or a controller
using it, even though it should be very simple.
My frontpage uses the 'Nieuws' model and succesfully retrieves all
records in the database.
My 'Nieuws' controller has a function 'toevoegen' ('add' in english),
and also uses the 'Nieuws' model. However, when navigating to
'/nieuws/toevoegen', I get the error
Notice: Undefined property: NieuwsController::$Nieuw in
/cake/libs/controller/controller.php on line 594
The associated statement in cake's code is $table =
$this->{$model}->table;
thus indicating that cake expects my controller to have a model called
'Nieuw' associated with it, and that model obviously doesn't exist. I
did however set the controllers' 'uses' variable to use 'Nieuws'...
A bit of code to support:
class NieuwsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Nieuws';
var $uses = array('Nieuws');
function toevoegen ()
{
$fieldlist = $this->generateFieldNames(); // triggers error
$this->set('velden',$fieldlist;
}
}
class Nieuws extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Nieuws';
var $useTable = 'nieuwbouw_nieuws';
}
What the heck is happening here? I don't seem to understand?
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