Hi,
I'm using a datamodel in which I do not want records to be actually
deleted. All I want is that a flag is set that the record has been
marked for deletion.
therefor I am using a beforeDelete() filter that saves the field of
the current record like this:
<?php
function beforeDelete() {
$this->Model->saveField('delete',true);
return false
}
?>
The return false makes sure that the record is not physically deleted.
But I would like Cake to try and delete the records from dependant
tables. It seems however that returning false in this filter stops any
further processing. Is this correct? Is there a way to avoid this
behaviour?
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