Hi Tomas
> Err... correct version.
>
> function index () {
> $this->data['Commitment']['actionplan_id'] = 300;
> $this->data['Commitment']['action_area'] = 1;
> $this->data['Commitment']['order'] = 0;
> $this->Commitment->save($this->data);
> }
This is what I have been doing previously. However in this application
it has resulted in lots of these set-up routines to create the complete
object, which is making the controller large and cumbersome.
What I have ended up doing is to create a method newData() in the
Commitment model that sets up the data (as you do above) in an array and
returns it. I call that from the Feedback controller and hey presto I
have a new data set ready to use.
This seems like the best place to put that code to create a data set.
Now if I modify the Commitment model I have all of its relevant code in
one place, rather than having to hunt for it in various controllers.
Thanks for your input :-)
Regards,
Langdon
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