Problem with Paginator
Hello. i have 2 models linked together with a simple hasMany relationship. Customer hasMany Order // Order belongTo Customer Customers are stored in an external DB so the Customer model uses a different DB connection now... i coded 2 views: customers/index and orders/index - customers/index. This view is displaying ONLY customer data -- i can order by customer.name without problems - orders/index. This view displays the order data (including customer's name) -- when i try to order by Customer.name i get an error like this: Warning (512): SQL Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Customer.name' in 'order clause' [CORE\cake\libs\model\datasources\dbo_source.php, line 635] and the table won't order. i guess the DB Connection is the culprit. is there any solution/workaround? Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en
Re: weird problem with paginator (Cake 1.3)
hi mark thx for the reply.
you said
Well since you can't join across connections, that kind of makes
sense
doesn't it?
so why the page is loading ok the first time, when there's no
paginator options in url? this problem occurs only when i try to sort
by Customer.name
obviously there isn''t any db-level link between customers and orders
tables because they're in different DBs but cake should map there
tabs anyway...
the thing that doesn't makes sense to me is:
- the data (even Customer.name) is loaded and showed correctly so this
field is present in data array but...
- paginator can't find (and sort) it...
In any case I highly doubt your issue is specific to 1.3,
or even 1.2 and has much more to do with attempting to set order
clauses on tables that are not part of your pagination query. Check
your query to make sure all the required tables are in one query.
yes that's the problem. Paginator doesn't load my table even if the
relationship is correctly defined in contain subarray and
containable is loaded.
sry for my very bad eng.
-Ernesto
On 22 Dic, 15:11, mark_story mark.st...@gmail.com wrote:
Well since you can't join across connections, that kind of makes sense
doesn't it? In any case I highly doubt your issue is specific to 1.3,
or even 1.2 and has much more to do with attempting to set order
clauses on tables that are not part of your pagination query. Check
your query to make sure all the required tables are in one query.
-Mark
On Dec 22, 5:37 am, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
it looks like Paginator in 1.3 has a bug - he's ignoring the models
using different DB connection
can anyone confirm this?
On 21 Dic, 17:08, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
hello.
my webapp has 3 models:
Order, Item and Customer
Order belongsTo Item
Order belongsTo Customer
both OrderModel and ItemModel are in app's models dir.
CustomerModel is located in an external dir, defined in
bootstrap.php's app build
here's a piece of my OrdersController
class OrdersController extends AppController {
[...]
var $paginate = array(
limit = 20,
contain = array(
Item,
Customer
),
order = Order.Code
)
function index() {
$this-set(orders, $this-paginate(Order));
}
}
and here's a piece of my Orders index
[...]
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Order code, Order.code) ?/th
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Customer, Customer.name) ?/th
[...]
if i click on Order code the page will work correctly and data will
be displayed sorted by Order.Code
if i click on Customer the page will return an error like SQL
Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Customer.name' in 'order clause'
i can't figure out the reason of this error...
CustomerModel and CustomersController are working ok. i can insert/
update/delete without errors.
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Re: weird problem with paginator (Cake 1.3)
it looks like Paginator in 1.3 has a bug - he's ignoring the models
using different DB connection
can anyone confirm this?
On 21 Dic, 17:08, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
hello.
my webapp has 3 models:
Order, Item and Customer
Order belongsTo Item
Order belongsTo Customer
both OrderModel and ItemModel are in app's models dir.
CustomerModel is located in an external dir, defined in
bootstrap.php's app build
here's a piece of my OrdersController
class OrdersController extends AppController {
[...]
var $paginate = array(
limit = 20,
contain = array(
Item,
Customer
),
order = Order.Code
)
function index() {
$this-set(orders, $this-paginate(Order));
}
}
and here's a piece of my Orders index
[...]
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Order code, Order.code) ?/th
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Customer, Customer.name) ?/th
[...]
if i click on Order code the page will work correctly and data will
be displayed sorted by Order.Code
if i click on Customer the page will return an error like SQL
Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Customer.name' in 'order clause'
i can't figure out the reason of this error...
CustomerModel and CustomersController are working ok. i can insert/
update/delete without errors.
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Re: weird problem with paginator (Cake 1.3)
Well since you can't join across connections, that kind of makes sense
doesn't it? In any case I highly doubt your issue is specific to 1.3,
or even 1.2 and has much more to do with attempting to set order
clauses on tables that are not part of your pagination query. Check
your query to make sure all the required tables are in one query.
-Mark
On Dec 22, 5:37 am, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
it looks like Paginator in 1.3 has a bug - he's ignoring the models
using different DB connection
can anyone confirm this?
On 21 Dic, 17:08, Ernesto e.fanz...@gmail.com wrote:
hello.
my webapp has 3 models:
Order, Item and Customer
Order belongsTo Item
Order belongsTo Customer
both OrderModel and ItemModel are in app's models dir.
CustomerModel is located in an external dir, defined in
bootstrap.php's app build
here's a piece of my OrdersController
class OrdersController extends AppController {
[...]
var $paginate = array(
limit = 20,
contain = array(
Item,
Customer
),
order = Order.Code
)
function index() {
$this-set(orders, $this-paginate(Order));
}
}
and here's a piece of my Orders index
[...]
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Order code, Order.code) ?/th
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Customer, Customer.name) ?/th
[...]
if i click on Order code the page will work correctly and data will
be displayed sorted by Order.Code
if i click on Customer the page will return an error like SQL
Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Customer.name' in 'order clause'
i can't figure out the reason of this error...
CustomerModel and CustomersController are working ok. i can insert/
update/delete without errors.
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weird problem with paginator (Cake 1.3)
hello.
my webapp has 3 models:
Order, Item and Customer
Order belongsTo Item
Order belongsTo Customer
both OrderModel and ItemModel are in app's models dir.
CustomerModel is located in an external dir, defined in
bootstrap.php's app build
here's a piece of my OrdersController
class OrdersController extends AppController {
[...]
var $paginate = array(
limit = 20,
contain = array(
Item,
Customer
),
order = Order.Code
)
function index() {
$this-set(orders, $this-paginate(Order));
}
}
and here's a piece of my Orders index
[...]
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Order code, Order.code) ?/th
th?php echo $paginator-sort(Customer, Customer.name) ?/th
[...]
if i click on Order code the page will work correctly and data will
be displayed sorted by Order.Code
if i click on Customer the page will return an error like SQL
Error: 1054: Unknown column 'Customer.name' in 'order clause'
i can't figure out the reason of this error...
CustomerModel and CustomersController are working ok. i can insert/
update/delete without errors.
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Re: Problem with paginator
Sorry, but I still don't understand why this work:
?php echo $paginator-last('last', array('url'=0));?
and produce this correct link: http://127.0.0.1/assysts/index/0/page:6
and this not:
?php echo $paginator-next('next',array('url'=0),null, array
('class'='disabled'));?
and produce this crazy link: http://127.0.0.1/assysts/next
On Apr 15, 8:34 pm, Stu greenmushroo...@gmail.com wrote:
the next and prev functions from paginator require an Options array
as the second argument as you are currently giving it a boolean. You
might want to go check out the paginator helper line 189 and 201.
Good luck,
Stu
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Re: Problem with paginator
I have solved.
Problem was that the behavior of array_merge() was modified in PHP 5.
Unlike PHP 4, array_merge() now only accepts parameters of type
array.
So I have modified line 312 of paginator.php helper, with a typecast:
It was:$url = array_merge(array('page' = $paging['page'] +
($which == 'Prev' ? $step * -1 : $step)), $url);
now is: $url = array_merge(array('page' = $paging['page'] + ($which
== 'Prev' ? $step * -1 : $step)), (array)$url);
and now it seems to work. Hope will help!
On Apr 15, 8:34 pm, Stu greenmushroo...@gmail.com wrote:
the next and prev functions from paginator require an Options array
as the second argument as you are currently giving it a boolean. You
might want to go check out the paginator helper line 189 and 201.
Good luck,
Stu
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Re: Problem with paginator
Sorry, but I still don't understand why this work:
?php echo $paginator-last(' ', array('url'=0));
and produce this correct link: http://127.0.0.1/assysts/index/0/page:6
and this not:
?php echo $paginator-next(' ', array('url'=0), null,
array('class'='disabled'));
and produce this crazy link: http://127.0.01/assysts/
On Apr 15, 8:34 pm, Stu greenmushroo...@gmail.com wrote:
the next and prev functions from paginator require an Options array
as the second argument as you are currently giving it a boolean. You
might want to go check out the paginator helper line 189 and 201.
Good luck,
Stu
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Problem with paginator
I have a problem using paginator with filter, using cake version :
1.2.2.8120.
this is my controller. It shows only elements that have a particular
value for $attivo (i.e.1 or 0):
?php
class AssystsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Assysts';
var $helpers = array('Html', 'Form');
function index($attivo = 1) {
$this-Assyst-recursive = 0;
$this-set('assysts', $this-paginate('Assyst', array
(Assyst.attivo = $attivo)));
$this-set(compact(attivo));
}
}
In the view I habe put this paginator, to propagate the filter to
next pages too:
div class=paging
?php echo $paginator-first(' '.__('first', true), array
('url'=$attivo), null, array('class'='disabled'));?
?php //echo $paginator-prev(' '.__('previous', true), array
('url'=$attivo), null, array('class'='disabled'));?
| ?php echo $paginator-numbers(array('url'=$attivo));?
?php //echo $paginator-next(__('next', true).' ', array
('url'=$attivo), null, array('class'='disabled')); ?
?php echo $paginator-last(__('last', true).' ', array
('url'=$attivo), null, array('class'='disabled'));?
/div
Now, links to first, last and numbered pages work nice.
The problems are with the link for prev and next pages: the link
doesn't work and and it produces this warning:
Warning (2): array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #2 is not
an array [CORE/cake/libs/view/helpers/paginator.php, line 312]
Any idea?
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Re: Problem with paginator
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Re: Problem with paginator ajax links without javascript code
Ok, problem solved. It was a mistake with the action parameters.
Anyway, be careful with the behaviour of Firefox when it is spending a
lot of memory.
On Jul 9, 6:53 pm, pvilas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some paginated views that when first ajax rendered the paginator links
no longer work. It's a bit odd because, traced with firebug, the post to the
server returns the ajax code for the links but the browser doesn't include
the javascript in the code!
Returned post code:
...
/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1 lt;lt; Prev script
type=text/javascriptEvent.observe('link1251262658',
'click', function(event) { new
Ajax.Updater('contTaulaPremios','/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1',
{asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onLoading:function(request)
{Element.show('spinnerPremios');}, onComplete:function(request, json)
{Element.hide('spinnerPremios');}, requestHeaders:['X-Update',
'contTaulaPremios']}) }, false);/script | div class=disabledNext
gt;gt;/div
...
Code the browser renders:
...
/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1 Prev
|
div class=disabledNext /div...
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Problem with paginator ajax links without javascript code
I have some paginated views that when first ajax rendered the paginator links
no longer work. It's a bit odd because, traced with firebug, the post to the
server returns the ajax code for the links but the browser doesn't include
the javascript in the code!
Returned post code:
...
/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1 lt;lt; Prev script
type=text/javascriptEvent.observe('link1251262658',
'click', function(event) { new
Ajax.Updater('contTaulaPremios','/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1',
{asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, onLoading:function(request)
{Element.show('spinnerPremios');}, onComplete:function(request, json)
{Element.hide('spinnerPremios');}, requestHeaders:['X-Update',
'contTaulaPremios']}) }, false);/script | div class=disabledNext
gt;gt;/div
...
Code the browser renders:
...
/Premios/vista_cliente/page:1 Prev
|
div class=disabledNext /div...
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