Thanks a lot for your answer.
I will do as you suggest: get the original field values, merge with
the new ones and then updateAll.
Just as a curiousity, right now I have made it work with some kind of
SQL injection:
Before calling updateAll I modify the form values and add the MySQL
statement which will do the work.
$fields[$column] = 'concat('.$column.', if('.$column.'=\'\', \'\',\',
\') ,'.$value.')';
Shouldn't Cake prevent this from being executed?
On Oct 5, 5:16 pm, cricket <[email protected]> wrote:
> I don't think there's getting around using a loop, aside from using
> Set class, perhaps. Upon submission, do another find to get the
> original values and concat them with the new data.
>
> One suggestion I have is to make this action append() rather than
> edit() just so things remain clear.
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