Am I the only one using the current 1.2 code who finds that the
simplest case HABTM does not work?
The associated data is not being found. Maybe no one else needs it,
or maybe it's just me :-)
On 20 Nov, 22:01, villas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In case it interests anyone else, my work-around is to make a model
> for the join table which includes
> var $belongsTo = array('Mail', 'Tag');
>
> I have then put this code at the end of my Mail controller view
> action:
>
> $joinRecords = $this->Mail->MailsTag->findAll(
> array('MailsTag.mail_id' => $id)
> ,array("Tag.id"
> ,"Tag.name","Tag.tagtype"
> )
> );
> $mailarray = $this->Mail->read(null, $id);
> $mailarray['Tag'] = $joinRecords;
> $this->set('mail', $mailarray);
>
> This succeeds in populating and passing the expected $mail['Tag']
> into my (baked) view.
> But surely this is an ugly hack compared to the auto-magic solution I
> expected with HABTM?
>
> On 20 Nov, 20:17, villas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Using the latest 1.2 I cannot get the HABTM working. I think it may be
> > a bug (3617). I have two tables: Mails and Tags and the join table
> > Mails_Tags etc. When I read the Mails table two select queries fire
> > OK. I tested the SQL queries outside Cake and they returns correct
> > results.
>
> > However, whilst the Cake array 'Mail' shows data OK, the 'Tag' array
> > is empty. That's a bug right?
>
> > Can anyone give me a bit of work around code to get my Tag array
> > populated because I'm a bit stuck for a solution right now. Thanks.
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