strtoupper was just an example.
anyway...
imho even a simple format like this should be handled by the model
On 12 Gen, 21:56, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
Minor things like that could also be done in the view :p
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thx!
missed that thread.
On 9 Gen, 17:10, grigri j...@hendersonwebdesign.com wrote:
The format of the `$results` array in `afterFind` varies, a lot,
depending on circumstance.
Your best bet is to do a debug($results) inside `afterFind` to see
exactly what structure the data is in and act
ok.
i copied the function found in linked thread and made all format
functions works on flat arrays ($field = $value).
Format is working like a charm.
Thx a lot
On 12 Gen, 09:14, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
thx!
missed that thread.
On 9 Gen, 17:10, grigri
Minor things like that could also be done in the view :p
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Hello.
i have 2 models, linked together by a HABTM relationship.
The 2nd model has a function that formats some fields after the data
is loaded.
Why is this function not working if i load data from the HABTM
relationship?
is there any better way to make this work?
Here's an example
NOTE: this
The format of the `$results` array in `afterFind` varies, a lot,
depending on circumstance.
Your best bet is to do a debug($results) inside `afterFind` to see
exactly what structure the data is in and act accordingly. There was
another thread on this recently. Your `afterFind` code must cope
