this is a cron job script which has no view, so it is expected that
the screen would be blank when i run it for testing.  The only way I
know it is not working properly is that there are no new records in
the database table.  Here is all the relevant code again.  I
simplified the naming of the table/model.

the table is named os_choices

here is my model:

<?php
class OsChoice extends AppModel {
   var $name = 'OsChoice';
   var $belongsTo = array('User', 'Week', 'Item', 'OptionalShare');
}
?>

here is my controller:

<?php
class OsChoicesController extends AppController {
        var $name = 'OsChoices';
}
?>

the script runs from the BoxesController, which var $uses =
array('OsChoice', etc.....)  Here is the relevant snippet of boxes/
closeoutweek:

//now make a new record for the item in the os_choices table

                                        $this->OsChoice->create();
                                        $new_entry = array(
                                                'OsChoice' => array(
                                                        'week_id' => 
$current_shown_week_id,
                                                        'optional_share_id' => 
$share_user['OptionalShareUser']
['share_id'],
                                                        'user_id' => 
$share_user['OptionalShareUser']['user_id'],
                                                        'item_id' => 
$share_user['OptionalShareUser']
['current_product_id']
                                                )
                                        );
                                        set('new_entry', $new_entry);
                                        $this->OsChoice->save($new_entry);

setting the variable to the view is not effective either, so it seems
that $new_entry is not even getting made.  I have been stuck for a day
now trying to get this to record some data. Any ideas?








On Dec 17, 11:36 pm, roundrightfarm <roundrightf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, its set to 2
>
> On Dec 17, 11:23 pm, Geoff Douglas <drdouglas...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Do you have you core Configure debug level set to 2?
> > (In config/core.php)
>
> > Errors won't display if you don't have debug turned on.

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