Re: Bug: using multiple models in controller

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i'm already running java.

plain Debian doesn't have a multiverse (just contib non-free)

You do have to run unstable (sid) but this is pretty stable on
the supported platforms.

The bug is still open.  Maybe i'll ticket it.

In the mean time i've fixed another bug and ticketed it.
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/1168

anywho thanks for the help.


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Re: Bug: using multiple models in controller

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Sun changed it's licence.  CEO's orders to make it more linux friendly.


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Re: Bug: using multiple models in controller

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I've noticed.  Message passed.

Debian doesn't seem to have a problem with the java licence anymore
(thanks to Sun).


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Re: Bug: using multiple models in controller

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I've just again looked into cake/libs/controller/controller.php

Controller::$modelClass (not modelName) is used in GenerateFieldNames()
and cleanUpFields().

Tough Controller::ConstructClasses populates the array
Controller::$modelNames[]
(from Controller::$uses).

the 'bug' seems to be concentrated here.

Can i ticket this or is it the way it is supposed to work?
anyone?
Thanks in advance.


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Re: Bug: using multiple models in controller

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Thanks man.

I've found that GenerateFieldNames() is only used in scaffold and
bake.php.

The only real bugger seems to be cleanUpFields().

K i'll have to install a ircclient on debian here then.
And it is weekend of course (just came back from diner myself).

Thanks again.


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Bug: using multiple models in controller

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A controller is tied to its model.
A controller can't really update models that don't share the
controller's name.
This seem to be a not yet implemented feature in CakePHP.


Problem:
Controller::$uses makes other models accessible but other methods don't
take these models into account.
This due to the use of Controller::$modelName wich is initialised to
the controllers name.
(I tought requestAction() solved my problem, but there isn't a way to
pass data to it.)


Affects:
invalidate(), cleanUpFields(), ... (a search inside controller for
'modelName')

Solution:
setModelInUse();
or take into account the models in $uses.
(requestAction($url, $extra, $formdata); )

Has anyone else encoutered these problems?
It doesn't seem workable.  $uses already takes into account more
models.

Thanks in advance for the positive response.


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