Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
Okay, I feel like an idiot.
I said:
$this->PracticeInstance->save();
instead of:
$this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data);
foolish me. The datetime fields were autopopulating because a record
was being inserted, but it had no data and those are the only fields
that get filled automatically. Everything works now. Sorry to kill
time with a slight oversight.
On Apr 15, 3:30 pm, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> a beforeSave() in the model yields:
>
> app/models/practice_instance.php (line 6)
>
> Array
> (
> [PracticeInstance] => Array
> (
> [modified] => 2010-04-15 15:26:21
> [created] => 2010-04-15 15:26:21
> )
>
> )
>
> ---
>
> So somehow cake is rejecting members of $this->data
>
> /app/controllers/practice_instances_controller:http://pastebin.com/15wbnaqQ
>
> My save is in the add method
>
> Here's the view/form
> (/app/views/practice_instances/add.ctp):http://pastebin.com/pGUb98ew
>
> On Apr 15, 3:01 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>
> > Hmmm. If you don't have any validation rules my code isn't entirely
> > applicable, but I'd still do this:
>
> > >>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> > >>> --do something
> > >>> else:
> > >>> die(debug($this->data));
> > >>> endif;
>
> > At least you'll find out if Cake thinks it has saved it correctly.
>
> > Also, try this in your model:
>
> > function beforeSave() {
> > die(debug($this->data));
>
> > }
>
> > Might be interesting to see what is being passed out.
>
> > Can you show and tell more of the code that is calling the save?
>
> > Jeremy Burns
> > jeremybu...@me.com
>
> > On 15 Apr 2010, at 07:24, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> > > Now this is interesting:
>
> > > 100415 0:39:30 159 Connect acc...@localhost on
> > > 159 Init DB dev_practicelog
> > > 159 Query SHOW TABLES FROM `dev_practicelog`
> > > 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_instances`
> > > 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_items`
> > > 159 Query INSERT INTO `practice_instances` (`modified`,
> > > `created`)
> > > VALUES ('2010-04-15 00:39:30', '2010-04-15 00:39:30')
> > > 159 Query SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID
> > > 159 Quit
>
> > > It seems Cake isn't inserting the other values, even though they're
> > > showing up in my controller dump odd.
>
> > > On Apr 15, 2:22 am, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> > >> If I put the data in manually it sticks.
>
> > >> I don't have any validation rules.
>
> > >> I'll try the code you recommended.
>
> > >> I suppose at least if what I'm doing SHOULD work (can you confirm
> > >> this?), then I can look through my sql logs and see what's happening.
>
> > >> On Apr 15, 2:00 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>
> > >>> Odd.
>
> > >>> What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
>
> > >>> What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules
> > >>> in your PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before)
> > >>> it passes Cake validation but fails at the database level, tricking
> > >>> Cake into thinking that all is OK.
>
> > >>> Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If
> > >>> so, try this:
>
> > >>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> > >>> --do something
> > >>> else:
> > >>> die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
> > >>> endif;
>
> > >>> And see what pops up.
>
> > >>> Jeremy Burns
> > >>> jeremybu...@me.com
>
> > >>> On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>
> > The table in question is like so:
>
> > tbl practice_instances
> > id - int (primary)
> > created - timestamp (default: null)
> > modified - timestamp (default: null)
> > timeminutes - int
> > practice_session_id - int
> > practice_item_id - int
> > tempostart - int
> > tempofinish - int
>
> > practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
> > (PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
> > practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
> > (PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>
> > I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
> > following fields:
>
> > > echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
> > echo $form->input("timeminutes");
> > echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
> > echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
> > echo $form->input("tempostart");
> > echo $form->input("tempofinish");
> > echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
> > ?>
>
> > When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>
> > [data] => Array
> > (
> > [PracticeInstance] => Array
> >
Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
a beforeSave() in the model yields:
app/models/practice_instance.php (line 6)
Array
(
[PracticeInstance] => Array
(
[modified] => 2010-04-15 15:26:21
[created] => 2010-04-15 15:26:21
)
)
---
So somehow cake is rejecting members of $this->data
/app/controllers/practice_instances_controller:
http://pastebin.com/15wbnaqQ
My save is in the add method
Here's the view/form (/app/views/practice_instances/add.ctp):
http://pastebin.com/pGUb98ew
On Apr 15, 3:01 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
> Hmmm. If you don't have any validation rules my code isn't entirely
> applicable, but I'd still do this:
>
> >>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> >>> --do something
> >>> else:
> >>> die(debug($this->data));
> >>> endif;
>
> At least you'll find out if Cake thinks it has saved it correctly.
>
> Also, try this in your model:
>
> function beforeSave() {
> die(debug($this->data));
>
> }
>
> Might be interesting to see what is being passed out.
>
> Can you show and tell more of the code that is calling the save?
>
> Jeremy Burns
> jeremybu...@me.com
>
> On 15 Apr 2010, at 07:24, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> > Now this is interesting:
>
> > 100415 0:39:30 159 Connect acc...@localhost on
> > 159 Init DB dev_practicelog
> > 159 Query SHOW TABLES FROM `dev_practicelog`
> > 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_instances`
> > 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_items`
> > 159 Query INSERT INTO `practice_instances` (`modified`,
> > `created`)
> > VALUES ('2010-04-15 00:39:30', '2010-04-15 00:39:30')
> > 159 Query SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID
> > 159 Quit
>
> > It seems Cake isn't inserting the other values, even though they're
> > showing up in my controller dump odd.
>
> > On Apr 15, 2:22 am, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> >> If I put the data in manually it sticks.
>
> >> I don't have any validation rules.
>
> >> I'll try the code you recommended.
>
> >> I suppose at least if what I'm doing SHOULD work (can you confirm
> >> this?), then I can look through my sql logs and see what's happening.
>
> >> On Apr 15, 2:00 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>
> >>> Odd.
>
> >>> What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
>
> >>> What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules
> >>> in your PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before)
> >>> it passes Cake validation but fails at the database level, tricking Cake
> >>> into thinking that all is OK.
>
> >>> Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If
> >>> so, try this:
>
> >>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> >>> --do something
> >>> else:
> >>> die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
> >>> endif;
>
> >>> And see what pops up.
>
> >>> Jeremy Burns
> >>> jeremybu...@me.com
>
> >>> On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>
> The table in question is like so:
>
> tbl practice_instances
> id - int (primary)
> created - timestamp (default: null)
> modified - timestamp (default: null)
> timeminutes - int
> practice_session_id - int
> practice_item_id - int
> tempostart - int
> tempofinish - int
>
> practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
> (PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
> practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
> (PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>
> I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
> following fields:
>
> echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
> echo $form->input("timeminutes");
> echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
> echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
> echo $form->input("tempostart");
> echo $form->input("tempofinish");
> echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
> ?>
>
> When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>
> [data] => Array
> (
> [PracticeInstance] => Array
> (
> [timeminutes] => 20
> [practice_session_id] => 42
> [practice_item_id] => 3
> [tempostart] => 120
> [tempofinish] => 128
> )
>
> )
>
> So everything is fine there, but when I look in my table, all the
> fields other than id, created, and modified are set to a value of 0.
> This is odd because cake is telling me that it saved $this->data, and
> as you can see, the values above are not zero
Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
Hmmm. If you don't have any validation rules my code isn't entirely applicable,
but I'd still do this:
>>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
>>> --do something
>>> else:
>>> die(debug($this->data));
>>> endif;
At least you'll find out if Cake thinks it has saved it correctly.
Also, try this in your model:
function beforeSave() {
die(debug($this->data));
}
Might be interesting to see what is being passed out.
Can you show and tell more of the code that is calling the save?
Jeremy Burns
jeremybu...@me.com
On 15 Apr 2010, at 07:24, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> Now this is interesting:
>
> 100415 0:39:30 159 Connect acc...@localhost on
> 159 Init DB dev_practicelog
> 159 Query SHOW TABLES FROM `dev_practicelog`
> 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_instances`
> 159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_items`
> 159 Query INSERT INTO `practice_instances` (`modified`,
> `created`)
> VALUES ('2010-04-15 00:39:30', '2010-04-15 00:39:30')
> 159 Query SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID
> 159 Quit
>
> It seems Cake isn't inserting the other values, even though they're
> showing up in my controller dump odd.
>
> On Apr 15, 2:22 am, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>> If I put the data in manually it sticks.
>>
>> I don't have any validation rules.
>>
>> I'll try the code you recommended.
>>
>> I suppose at least if what I'm doing SHOULD work (can you confirm
>> this?), then I can look through my sql logs and see what's happening.
>>
>> On Apr 15, 2:00 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>>
>>> Odd.
>>
>>> What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
>>
>>> What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules in
>>> your PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before) it
>>> passes Cake validation but fails at the database level, tricking Cake into
>>> thinking that all is OK.
>>
>>> Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If so,
>>> try this:
>>
>>> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
>>> --do something
>>> else:
>>> die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
>>> endif;
>>
>>> And see what pops up.
>>
>>> Jeremy Burns
>>> jeremybu...@me.com
>>
>>> On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>>
Hi,
>>
I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>>
The table in question is like so:
>>
tbl practice_instances
id - int (primary)
created - timestamp (default: null)
modified - timestamp (default: null)
timeminutes - int
practice_session_id - int
practice_item_id - int
tempostart - int
tempofinish - int
>>
practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
(PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
(PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>>
I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
following fields:
>>
>>>echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
echo $form->input("timeminutes");
echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
echo $form->input("tempostart");
echo $form->input("tempofinish");
echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
?>
>>
When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>>
[data] => Array
(
[PracticeInstance] => Array
(
[timeminutes] => 20
[practice_session_id] => 42
[practice_item_id] => 3
[tempostart] => 120
[tempofinish] => 128
)
>>
)
>>
So everything is fine there, but when I look in my table, all the
fields other than id, created, and modified are set to a value of 0.
This is odd because cake is telling me that it saved $this->data, and
as you can see, the values above are not zero. I have the feeling that
I'm not understanding something about data relationships. Any idea why
these fields are getting set to 0?
>>
In the final application users won't really create PracticeInstances
manually (it will be part of creating a PracticeSession), but I'd like
to be able to add fields for testing.
>>
Check out the new CakePHP Questions sitehttp://cakeqs.organdhelp others
with their CakePHP related questions.
>>
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Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
Now this is interesting:
100415 0:39:30 159 Connect acc...@localhost on
159 Init DB dev_practicelog
159 Query SHOW TABLES FROM `dev_practicelog`
159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_instances`
159 Query DESCRIBE `practice_items`
159 Query INSERT INTO `practice_instances` (`modified`,
`created`)
VALUES ('2010-04-15 00:39:30', '2010-04-15 00:39:30')
159 Query SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() AS insertID
159 Quit
It seems Cake isn't inserting the other values, even though they're
showing up in my controller dump odd.
On Apr 15, 2:22 am, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> If I put the data in manually it sticks.
>
> I don't have any validation rules.
>
> I'll try the code you recommended.
>
> I suppose at least if what I'm doing SHOULD work (can you confirm
> this?), then I can look through my sql logs and see what's happening.
>
> On Apr 15, 2:00 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
>
> > Odd.
>
> > What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
>
> > What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules in
> > your PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before) it
> > passes Cake validation but fails at the database level, tricking Cake into
> > thinking that all is OK.
>
> > Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If so,
> > try this:
>
> > if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> > --do something
> > else:
> > die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
> > endif;
>
> > And see what pops up.
>
> > Jeremy Burns
> > jeremybu...@me.com
>
> > On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> > > Hi,
>
> > > I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>
> > > The table in question is like so:
>
> > > tbl practice_instances
> > > id - int (primary)
> > > created - timestamp (default: null)
> > > modified - timestamp (default: null)
> > > timeminutes - int
> > > practice_session_id - int
> > > practice_item_id - int
> > > tempostart - int
> > > tempofinish - int
>
> > > practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
> > > (PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
> > > practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
> > > (PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>
> > > I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
> > > following fields:
>
> > > > > echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
> > > echo $form->input("timeminutes");
> > > echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
> > > echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
> > > echo $form->input("tempostart");
> > > echo $form->input("tempofinish");
> > > echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
> > > ?>
>
> > > When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>
> > > [data] => Array
> > > (
> > > [PracticeInstance] => Array
> > > (
> > > [timeminutes] => 20
> > > [practice_session_id] => 42
> > > [practice_item_id] => 3
> > > [tempostart] => 120
> > > [tempofinish] => 128
> > > )
>
> > > )
>
> > > So everything is fine there, but when I look in my table, all the
> > > fields other than id, created, and modified are set to a value of 0.
> > > This is odd because cake is telling me that it saved $this->data, and
> > > as you can see, the values above are not zero. I have the feeling that
> > > I'm not understanding something about data relationships. Any idea why
> > > these fields are getting set to 0?
>
> > > In the final application users won't really create PracticeInstances
> > > manually (it will be part of creating a PracticeSession), but I'd like
> > > to be able to add fields for testing.
>
> > > Check out the new CakePHP Questions sitehttp://cakeqs.organdhelp others
> > > with their CakePHP related questions.
>
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Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
If I put the data in manually it sticks.
I don't have any validation rules.
I'll try the code you recommended.
I suppose at least if what I'm doing SHOULD work (can you confirm
this?), then I can look through my sql logs and see what's happening.
On Apr 15, 2:00 am, Jeremy Burns wrote:
> Odd.
>
> What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
>
> What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules in
> your PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before) it
> passes Cake validation but fails at the database level, tricking Cake into
> thinking that all is OK.
>
> Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If so,
> try this:
>
> if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
> --do something
> else:
> die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
> endif;
>
> And see what pops up.
>
> Jeremy Burns
> jeremybu...@me.com
>
> On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>
> > The table in question is like so:
>
> > tbl practice_instances
> > id - int (primary)
> > created - timestamp (default: null)
> > modified - timestamp (default: null)
> > timeminutes - int
> > practice_session_id - int
> > practice_item_id - int
> > tempostart - int
> > tempofinish - int
>
> > practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
> > (PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
> > practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
> > (PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>
> > I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
> > following fields:
>
> > > echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
> > echo $form->input("timeminutes");
> > echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
> > echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
> > echo $form->input("tempostart");
> > echo $form->input("tempofinish");
> > echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
> > ?>
>
> > When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>
> > [data] => Array
> > (
> > [PracticeInstance] => Array
> > (
> > [timeminutes] => 20
> > [practice_session_id] => 42
> > [practice_item_id] => 3
> > [tempostart] => 120
> > [tempofinish] => 128
> > )
>
> > )
>
> > So everything is fine there, but when I look in my table, all the
> > fields other than id, created, and modified are set to a value of 0.
> > This is odd because cake is telling me that it saved $this->data, and
> > as you can see, the values above are not zero. I have the feeling that
> > I'm not understanding something about data relationships. Any idea why
> > these fields are getting set to 0?
>
> > In the final application users won't really create PracticeInstances
> > manually (it will be part of creating a PracticeSession), but I'd like
> > to be able to add fields for testing.
>
> > Check out the new CakePHP Questions sitehttp://cakeqs.organd help others
> > with their CakePHP related questions.
>
> > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
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Re: Cake won't save data in $this->data (data relationship weirdness)
Odd.
What happens when you put the data straight into the table without Cake?
What are the data types of the fields? Do you have any validation rules in your
PracticeInstance model? If not (I have experienced this before) it passes Cake
validation but fails at the database level, tricking Cake into thinking that
all is OK.
Are you running this from within the practice_instances controller? If so, try
this:
if ($this->PracticeInstance->save($this->data['PracticeInstance'])):
--do something
else:
die(debug($this->PracticeInstance->validationErrors));
endif;
And see what pops up.
Jeremy Burns
jeremybu...@me.com
On 15 Apr 2010, at 05:56, Johnny Ferguson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing an app that has database relationships.
>
> The table in question is like so:
>
> tbl practice_instances
> id - int (primary)
> created - timestamp (default: null)
> modified - timestamp (default: null)
> timeminutes - int
> practice_session_id - int
> practice_item_id - int
> tempostart - int
> tempofinish - int
>
> practice_session_id refers to an entry in the PracticeSession model
> (PracticeSession hasMany PracticeInstance)
> practice_item_id refers to an entry in the PracticeItem model
> (PracticeInstance belongsTo PracticeItem)
>
> I have a form under /cakeRoot/practice_instances/add which accepts the
> following fields:
>
>echo $form->create("PracticeInstance");
> echo $form->input("timeminutes");
> echo $form->input("practice_session_id");
> echo $form->input("practice_item_id");
> echo $form->input("tempostart");
> echo $form->input("tempofinish");
> echo $form->end("Create Practice Instance");
> ?>
>
> When I submit the form, I can see in my controller dump:
>
> [data] => Array
>(
>[PracticeInstance] => Array
>(
>[timeminutes] => 20
>[practice_session_id] => 42
>[practice_item_id] => 3
>[tempostart] => 120
>[tempofinish] => 128
>)
>
>)
>
> So everything is fine there, but when I look in my table, all the
> fields other than id, created, and modified are set to a value of 0.
> This is odd because cake is telling me that it saved $this->data, and
> as you can see, the values above are not zero. I have the feeling that
> I'm not understanding something about data relationships. Any idea why
> these fields are getting set to 0?
>
> In the final application users won't really create PracticeInstances
> manually (it will be part of creating a PracticeSession), but I'd like
> to be able to add fields for testing.
>
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