#6077: Saving a model with a "with association" habtm data results in data loss
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Reporter: ralph.marchildon | Type: Bug
Status: new | Priority: Medium
Milestone: 1.2.x.x | Component: General
Version: 1.2 Final | Severity: Major
Keywords: | Php_version: n/a
Cake_version: 1.2.1.8004 |
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= What I Did =
Using the latest branch, I reated a normal HABTM relation between Recipe
and Tag as in the Book. Created tags, created a recipe and saved the
recipe with 2 associated tags. Works perfectly. Modified the relation to
contain: 'with' => 'RecipesTag'
Edited my previous recipe and saved it. The previously associated Tag
relations are deleted as expected but are NOT recreated as normal.
See [http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1466275806] for full details.
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= What I Expected =
I expected the framework to re-add the HABTM associations as it normally
does when a with association is not specified. Or, at the very least, not
delete my data, but this would make it inconsistent with the behavior of a
HABTM when a with association is not specified.[[BR]]
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= Problem Code =
In model.php in `__saveMulti()`, when it's building the array of new data
to insert after having deleted the data from the join table, it only ever
expects to find data in the format `$data['Tag']['Tag']` in my case,
ignoring the newly named with association.
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= Possible Fix =
{{{
} elseif
(isset($row[$join][$this->hasAndBelongsToMany[$assoc]['associationForeignKey']]))
{
$newData[] = $row[$join];
}}}
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= Possible Problems =
My with association uses a autoincrement pk, this solution does NOT
preserve the pk. However, it looks like all the interactions with the
join table are done via foreign keys.[[BR]]
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I've attached a patch for model.test.php covering this test case and a
patch to model.php that causes the test case to pass.[[BR]]
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Thanks to bic2k and the guys on IRC for their help.
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