No problem Paul
The dogmatic69 website seems like a good resource, plural tables, singular
foreign keys (underscored followed by _id) and usually a good idea to add
created DATETIME and modified DATETIME to each table (with the exception of
hasAndBelongsToMany etc)
Hopefully this will work out fo
Thanks Stephen
I did a cake bake all (auto) which generated all the models- in hindsight
perhaps manually coding them would have been an advantage?
I used dogmatic69(.com) yesterday and it told me there was about 3 tables which
were named incorrectly: it would of been nice for cake bake to te
I think it's also worth mentioning that you don't need to define all the
parameters of an association if you're not overwriting the default values,
this can be a good way to test if you've set up your associations correctly.
public $belongsTo = array(
'DeviceType'
);
I will also note that in
Hi Paul
I notice you've got both DeviceRepairs and DeviceRepair within your
associations, this is likely your issue.
It's convention to have a singular model name i.e. *DeviceRepair,
RepairType*, a plural controller name i.e. *DeviceRepairsController,
RepairTypesController* and a plural table nam
Cheers for that Mike,
I tried containing and ran into lots of different issues, I then spent
about half an hour writing a REALLY UGLY javascript client side hack to do
my lookup for me (against a different set of results), it was fast becoming
a farce (see what i did there?)
Would you be happy
hi paul
if you are using recursive =1 in you queries you won't get all the info you
need. I suggest you look at containable behaviour. ]
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-libraries/behaviors/containable.html
BTW Its makes no odds which controller calls the model function.
On 11 Sep 2014, at
Should i just move everything to a different controller? surely there must
be a way to do the association i need right in/before the query??
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Any thoughts are welcome at all - I've managed to run the chained query in
a different controller so I'm now sure it's my has many/belongs to rules -
But after trying some (even more) ideas with the relationships i'm still
getting the error relating to a non object when i try it in the controlle
Hi Guys,
I've been trying to get this query going for a couple of days - I wrote
some really hacky (non cakey php) code to lookup a 'name' field given the
'id' field that I *am* getting out of the query - it sort of worked but it
was a real mess.
I know that this can be done, and it can be don
