this whole thread is a waste of time, as saving HABTM associations
using selectTags is covered in the models section of the manual!

go to http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/models and search for 'Saving
hasAndBelongsToMany Relations' (hint, towards the bottom).

hope the tone doesn't appear ranty, I am trying to help (the answers
are all there).

jon

On 3/22/07, John David Anderson (_psychic_) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On Mar 21, 2007, at 4:41 PM, stevenoone wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm sure for some people the Cake approach makes perfect sense and I
> > don't doubt that this framework, when used by someone who understands
> > it well, can dramatically speed development time. Unfortunately
> > there's people like myself for whom much of this is new, and it's not
> > unreasonable for us to be frustrated by nuances we haven't yet wrapped
> > our brains around. Everyone's experience learning this framework is
> > going to be unique based on their programming background and
> > familiarity with MVC concepts. It's wonderful that individuals are
> > volunteering their time to help others get started, but it seems like
> > sometimes that "help" consists of handwaving half-answers and links to
> > other semi-related threads.
> >
> > Most of us aren't idiots and we wouldn't be posting questions if we
> > hadn't tried to come up with the answers ourselves. If you don't want
> > to help in this forum - don't. If you're tired of answering the same
> > questions, provide good documentation or some well-commented sample
> > apps and let us pick through the code. This "blame the user for being
> > confused" attitude in some of these posts and evident in the "essay"
> > linked above doesn't help anybody.
>
> In order for everyone to be happy we're all going to need to try to
> meet in the middle.
>
> For people asking questions: make a better effort to find previously
> answered questions. Search this group, the Bakery, the Manual, API–
> and if all else fails–Google. Chances are if you're new, its been
> asked before. Twice. Its okay to get frustrated with a new system,
> but try to keep that in check.
>
> For the development team: we'll try our best to bulletproof the docs.
> I try to keep a good handle on the frustrations here and in the IRC
> channel. Please know we're trying to do what you're asking. Its okay
> to get frustrated at the lack of resources and constant influx of
> n00bs, but try to keep that in check.
>
> I suppose these both go without saying. Let's just keep plugging on,
> people.
>
> -- John
>
> >
>


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