On 3 mayo, 20:11, rockit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Let me explain what i have here. I have 2 models, Inventory & Photo.
> I have defined an association that Inventory hasMany Photo. ie. a Car
> can have many photos.
>
> I have the inventoriesController set up and working properly. it
> contains the basic admin_index(), admin_add(), admin_edit(), and
> admin_delete() functions.
>
> In the view for index() i have links to edit & delete which work
> great. Next to that, i would like a link for manage photos, so that
> someone can click on that and add more photos, edit or even delete
> photos.
>
> this is set in my inventoriesController and it works accordingly to
> list the relevant photo's to the inventory it is.
>
> function admin_photos($id) {
>
> $conditions = array('Photo.inventory_id' => $id);
> $photos = $this->Photo->findAll($conditions);
>
> $this->set('photos',$photos);
> }
>
> and the url would appear as /admin/inventories/photos/37. now when i
> want to add photos, i tried using a url of admin/inventories/photos/
> addphotos/ but it keeps getting error message:
>
> Missing Method in InventoriesController
>
> You are seeing this error because the action admin is not defined in
> controller InventoriesController
>
> If you want to customize this error message, create app\views/errors/
> missing_action.thtml.
>
> Fatal: Confirm you have created the InventoriesController::admin() in
> file : app\controllers\inventories_controller.php
>
> <?php
> class InventoriesController extends AppController {
> function admin() {
> }}
>
> ?>
>
> but there is a method that i have which is:
>
> function admin_addphotos() {
>
> $this->checkSession();
>
> if (!empty($this->data)) {
>
> if(is_uploaded_file($this->data['Photo']['img']['tmp_name']) ) {
>
> move_uploaded_file($this->data['Photo']['img']['tmp_name'],
> "../webroot/img/inv/{$this->data['Photo']['img']['name']}" );
> $this->data['Photo']['img'] =
> $this->data['Photo']['img']
> ['name'];
> }
>
> $this->Photo->save($this->data);
>
> $this->flash("Your post has been
> saved.","/admin/inventories/photos/
> {$this->data['Photo']['inventory_id']}");
> }
>
> }
>
> Here are my questions. should admin_addphotos() actually be in a
> photosController? i'm kind of mixed up and lost with this process.
> the association works properly where i placed some data into the db
> table photos and stored the proper inventory_id foreign key in there.
> but i can't seem to add more photo's through my function.
>
> the paste is located herehttp://bin.cakephp.org/view/6491703i know i
> probably didn't explain things that well.
>i probably didn't explain things that well.
Maybe - but who cares about the quality feel that width :D!
If this url:
admin/inventories/photos/addphotos/
gives you this error message:
the action admin is not defined in controller InventoriesController
It implies there's something wrong with your routes - so what are your
routes.
Do you not think that a method named admin_addphotos should not be in
a controller named Photos and be simply named admin_add ($model,$id,
$orWhatever)..?
hth,
AD
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