Thanks for the reply. I have tried $this->Game->Score-create(); in my
Games controller but the result is still the same as before. Here are
the debug statements:
6 INSERT INTO `scores`
(`player_id`,`player_points`,`player_finish`,`game_id`,`created`,`modified`)
VALUES (374,'0',10,60,'2008-01-01 21:28:32','2008-01-01 21:28:32') 1
2
7 SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID 1 1 1
8 SELECT COUNT(id) AS count FROM `scores` WHERE `id` = 58 1 1 2
9 SELECT COUNT(id) AS count FROM `scores` WHERE `id` = 58 1 1 2
10 UPDATE `scores` SET `player_id` = 374,`player_points` =
'0',`player_finish` = 10,`game_id` = 60,`modified` = '2008-01-01
21:28:32' WHERE `id` IN (58)
As you can see, it is only pulling out one Score model from the
page.
On Jan 1, 2:05 am, soytuny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > $this->create();
>
> I think, and I've had a bit to drink, should be $this->Game->Score-
>
> >create();
> DaveM wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I am trying to build a page that uses a parent model (Game) and child
> > models (Score). Game has the following fields: id, game_number, and
> > date. Score has the following fields: player_id, player_finish,
> > player_points, and game_id. In my scenario, there should always be 10
> > Score(s) per Game. I'd like to have the player_id, player_finish, and
> > player_points rendered on the page when the "Add New Game" link is
> > clicked. I've defined my Score fields as follows:
>
> > <tr>
> > <td>1</td>
> > <td><?php echo $html->input('Score/player_id', array('size' => '4'))?
> > ></td>
> > <td><?php echo $html->input('Score/player_points', array('size' =>
> > '4','value' => $valueOne))?>
> > </<?php echo $html->hidden('Score/player_finish', array('value' =>
> > '1')); ?>
> > </tr>
> > <tr>
> > <td>2</td>
> > <td><?php echo $html->input('Score/player_id', array('size' => '4'))?
> > ></td>
> > <td><?php echo $html->input('Score/player_points', array('size' =>
> > '4','value' => $valueTwo))?></td>
> > <?php echo $html->hidden('Score/player_finish', array('value' =>
> > '2')); ?>
> > </tr>
>
> > I don't think this is correct. In the save, the Game array ($this-
> > >data['Game']) does not contain ANY of the score domains. The last
> > Score model defined on my view is being saved. The manual says:
>
> > These same basic techniques will work if you're saving multiple child
> > models, just place those save() calls in a loop (and remember to clear
> > the model information using Model::create()).
>
> > I tried this code thinking it would save two Score models, but it
> > simply inserts one record and then updates the same record:
>
> > $gameID = $this->Game->getLastInsertId();
> > $this->data['Score']['game_id'] = $gameID;
> > $this->Game->Score->save($this->data);
>
> > $this->create();
>
> > $gameID = $this->Game->getLastInsertId();
> > $this->data['Score']['game_id'] = $gameID;
> > $this->Game->Score->save($this->data);
>
> > I'm stuck. Any thoughts would be awesome.
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