Ok, if you cannot modify the database tables, then the other option is to
use sub-queries, see the CakePHP book at:
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/models/retrieving-your-data.html#sub-queries
My understanding of this, is that you first construct the SQL statement for
finding all the parent ids
Hi,
can someone show me how it looks correct $filterArgs settings if I need to
search data in hasmany related model.
example, User hasMany Orders.
User model:
public $filterArgs = array(
'id' = array(
'type' = 'value'
),
'name' = array(
'type' = 'like'
),
'company' = array(
'type' = 'like'
),
The Form::create() call was done incorrectly, it should be:
$this-Form-create('User', array('url' = array('admin' = false, 'plugin'
= null, 'controller' = 'users', 'action' = 'login')));
On Thursday, November 6, 2014 5:11:36 AM UTC-5, Lucky1968 wrote:
Hi,
I'm using CakePHP 2.3.10 and I
Solved,
// @Model Order
'order_date' = array(
'type' = 'subquery',
'method' = 'orderDate',
'field' = 'User.id'
),
public function orderDate($data = array()) {
}
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Hey Carlos,
The last version of CakePHP that had support for Oracle was 1.3. We've not
been able to get support for oracle into 2.x or 3.0 primarily because of
licensing issues and lack of experience. Because of how oracle is licensed
adding it to one of our existing continuous integration
