Re: cakephp manual question

[abstract]

There is no difference. You can use both, but in the latter case You
have to add Comment to the uses array of the controller, so
$this-Post-Comment-save() is better way


On Jan 24, 11:38 am, bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 This is a newbie question. In the cakephp manual 
 (http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/models)

 $this-data['Comment']['post_id'] = $post_id;

 //Because our Post hasMany Comments, we can access
 //the Comment model through the Post model:

 $this-Post-Comment-save($this-data);

 Why do we need to do $this-Post-Comment-save($this-data) instead of
 simply $this-Comment-save($this-data)? what difference does it make in
 this case, since we know the specific post_id?
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Re: array reformat

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Maybe postConditions(...) is what You are looking for. It's a
controller's method, and You can use it like this:
$data = $this-postConditios($this-data)

On Dec 20, 4:55 pm, mithnik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 In case someone needs this here is the solution:
 no cake used:
 /*
 * Usage $data (array to be transformed), $result = null-  to hold the
 result
 * transform($data, $result);
 */
 function transform($input, $output,  $key_path = array()) {
 foreach ($input as $key = $value) {
 if(is_array($value)) {
  $key_path[] = $key;
  transform($input[$key], $output, $key_path);
  array_pop($key_path);
 } else {
 $path =  implode(., $key_path);
 $output[$path...$key] = $value;
 }
 }

 }
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Re: set a date on default.ctp, on all pages?

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or, if You need to place in all views something more sophisticated,
You can add
$this-set(...) to beforeFilter in app_controller

On Dec 10, 7:03 am, Louie Miranda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have added this on one of my controller for function index()

  $this-set('date', date(r));

 And added

 ?php echo $date; ?



 On /app/views/layout/default.ctp

 It works only on that controller, and when i go to other pages. Obviously, i
 would add $this-set('date', date(r)); this for all to be able to work.
 Is there like a global preference for this kind of things? It would be
 tiring to set this for all of my controllers and functions.

 Thanks
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