Hi everybody
I just stumbled over the following problem.
I have a method concatName() in my User model that is called when an
author is validated:
function concatName($data) {
return $data['User']['first_name']." ".$data['User']['last_name'];
}
In live action, this works well so far. But in unit tests this doesn't
work:
function testShouldValidateWithValidData() {
$this->User->set(array('first_name' => 'Donald', 'last_name' =>
'Duck'));
$this->assertTrue($this->User->validates());
}
The result is:
Unexpected PHP error [Undefined index: User]
The reason for this is that in a HTML form, the key in $data is
'User', but when using set(...) or find(...) the key in $data is
'user'.
Is this a bug? I'm on CakePHP 1.3.4., the newest stable release afaik.
Thanks for help,
Josh
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