Just to clarify, what i'd done (with both just pointing to Article)
didn't work and borked out with an error "non-unique key Article" or
something similar...
Seb
On Jan 7, 1:28 pm, Seb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is interesting - I'd previously tried without using the HABTM
> part:
>
> cla
This is interesting - I'd previously tried without using the HABTM
part:
class Article extends AppModel {
var $name="Article";
var $hasMany=array("Article");
var $belongsTo=array("Article");
}
and let Cake deal with the automatic matching of Article names to ids
etc - you've created differ
If your structure is really tree-like, then a HABTM relationship is
not really useful.
The main question to an answer is "can one article have several
parents?". As in direct parents, not hierarchy. If it can, then your
structure is not a tree, and HABTM should be used, and you'll have to
create a
Hello!
I'm only just starting on the cakephp business, and so far, i'm
impressed - i've run through most of the tutorials i could find on the
web relating to cake, and the IBM ones too so got a fairly good
understanding of what's going on...
I've hit a wall though - in the thing I'm writing at t
