Well, yes, I know about those, but as I'm following the example in the
manual I thought the save must be implicit.
This still isn't working for me.
$aro->save($aro->create(0, null, 'Admin'));
$aro->save($aro->create(0, null, 'Users'));
Fails to save anything.
What I am now using is:
$aro->save($aro->create(array(0, null, 'Admin')));
$aro->save($aro->create(array(0, null, 'Users')));
This is the only way I can get anything into the database.
Unfortunately it creates records that only have the id, lft & rght
fields set. Without any reference to what should go where I'm a little
in the dark. I've only spent two days dragging the (inter)net for
information on this. Maybe I need to drag some more. Has anybody
actually used ACL?
On 13 Juny, 16:38, "Dardo Sordi Bogado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It's on the Api
>
> Also it's on the dochttp://book.cakephp.org/view/75/saving-your-data
>
> <quote>
> create(array $data = array())
>
> This method initializes the model class for saving new information. If
> you're ever calling save() inside of a loop (in order to create many
> records at once), make sure to call create() just before save().
> </quote>
>
>
>
> > On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 11:31 AM, leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> I was guessing something like that. I don't see it in the manual.
> >> Should it be after each create or at the end of the whole lot?
>
> >> On 13 Juny, 16:28, "Dardo Sordi Bogado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> You are missing the call to save() after create()
>
> >>> On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 11:27 AM, leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> > Following the example in the manual, I cerated the tables succesfully.
>
> >>> > I am now trying to populate the tables with this code: (it's a
> >>> > paraphrase of the manual example)
>
> >>> > function index() {
> >>> > $aro = new Aro();
>
> >>> > // First, set up a few AROs.
> >>> > // These objects will have no parent initially.
>
> >>> > $aro->create( 1, null, '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' );
> >>> > $aro->create( 2, null, '[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
> >>> > $aro->create( 3, null, '[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
>
> >>> > // Now, we can make groups to organize these users:
> >>> > // Notice that the IDs for these objects are 0, because
> >>> > // they will never tie to users in our system
>
> >>> > $aro->create(0, null, 'Admin');
> >>> > $aro->create(0, null, 'Users');
>
> >>> > //Now, hook AROs to their respective groups:
>
> >>> > $aro->setParent('Admin', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
> >>> > $aro->setParent('Users', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
> >>> > $aro->setParent('Users', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
>
> >>> > $aco = new Aco();
>
> >>> > //Create some access control objects:
> >>> > $aco->create(1, null, 'Electric Guitar');
>
> >>> > $aco->create(2, null, 'United States Army');
> >>> > $aco->create(3, null, 'Fans');
>
> >>> > $this->User->recursive = 0;
> >>> > $this->set('usuaris', $this->paginate());
> >>> > }
>
> >>> > For ease of access and because I ultimately want to control ACL from
> >>> > there, I put this in the users controller in the index action.
>
> >>> > It runs every line without complaint, but puts nothing in the db. What
> >>> > am I doing wrong / not doing at all?
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