Store the id in the session.
On Oct 8, 9:25 am, Günther Theilen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, I'll have another look at the security component.
> The last time I tried it, I found the same you did: it caused more
> problems than it solved.
>
> Thanks anyway.
>
> grigri:
>
> > If you use the Security Component then the Form Helper will
> > automatically generate and manage hash fields to make sure that hidden
> > fields are not modified (amongst other things) (I've found it to cause
> > more problems than it solves, however - give it a go).
>
> > To be honest, I rarely make use of saveAll(), I generally override the
> > save() function in the model to save the associated models I need to.
> > This way I'm 100% in control of what happens and when. I'll probably
> > get used to saveAll() eventually though...
>
> > On Oct 8, 1:40 pm, Günther Theilen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Yeah, I thought about that.
> >> But what happens if a user changes the value of the hidden field
> >> AdvancedEntry.id?
> >> So I would have to check if the field has the right value. And in that
> >> case I could just drop the hidden field.
>
> >> Or am I missing something?
>
> >> Regards
> >> Guenther
>
> >> grigri wrote:
> >>> Add a hidden field containing the AdvancedEntry id to the form:
> >>> echo $form->input('BasicEntry.bacon');
> >>> echo $form->input('AdvancedEntry.id');
> >>> echo $form->input('AdvancedEntry.eggs');
> >>> (The `id` of the BasicEntry is transmitted to the edit action as the
> >>> 1st parameter, so you don't need to do this for the primary model. It
> >>> doesn't hurt, though)
> >>> (id fields are hidden by default, so you don't need to specify it)
> >>> hth
> >>> grigri
> >>> On Oct 8, 9:45 am, Günther Theilen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>> Hi,
> >>>> let's say there are two models:
> >>>> BasicEntry hasOne AdvancedEntry
> >>>> AdvancedEntry belongsTo BasicEntry
> >>>> In the advanced_entries table in the DB there is a field called
> >>>> "basic_entry_id"
> >>>> In views/basic_entries_edit.ctp there is something like this:
> >>>> $form->input('BasicEntry.foo');
> >>>> $form->input('AdvancedEntry.bar');
> >>>> In the basic_entries_controller/edit method I have:
> >>>> $this->BasicCity->save($this->data);
> >>>> which saves only the data for the BasicEntry.
> >>>> So I assumed I have to use saveAll() which doesn't work quite as I
> >>>> expected.
> >>>> If I don't set $this->data['AdvancedEntry']['id'] manually before
> >>>> saveAll I get an INSERT instead of an UPDATE.
> >>>> I set the value with something like this:
> >>>> $this->data['AdvancedEntry']['id'] =
> >>>> $this->BasicEntry->AdvancedEntry->field('id', array(
> >>>> 'basic_entry_id' => $this->data['BasicEntry']['id']));
> >>>> Do I really have to do this manually or is there an automagic cake-like
> >>>> way?
> >>>> Regards
> >>>> Guenther
>
>
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