You could probably use the BeforeSave method to modify the values, so as to
replace 'NULL' with null or remove the field entirely in the array.
Enjoy, John
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Thanks again, yes this is what I am seeing and is consistent with the idea
that the old code did not submit a NULL field.
As notated above the "save" statement in the controller has no parms other
than $this->data - when the field has nothing assigned to it cakePHP 1.3.20
sets it to NULL - alth
FYI the host is running MYSQL 5.0.96-log and PHP 5.3.24
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I just checked MySQL and it does fail when I try to insert a NULL into a
Non-Null column. So it is only when there is no value for the column that
MySQL will use the default value instead.
So when CakePHP uses NULL for that column, MySQL will fail the insert
operation. How does the save stateme
I also ran the legacy code with some SQL log dumping and it seems to me the
old code did NOT attempt an INSERT with the values of the unset fields set
to NULL - apparently it only attempted to INSERT the fields that were set,
at least according to the lastQuery() dump.
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John-
Thank you for the reply. Yes indeed I am working on a copy of the DB - in
fact I have cloned the entire domain including the DB etc, so I am able to
compare things as well as test tweaks in the DB. Yes a default value of
0.00 is specified for the 'column' . The column definitions are:
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Hello,
I migrate a project from 1.3 to 2.n. I replace the old Twitter Component
with the Twitter plugin
https://github.com/mishudark/CakePHP-2.x-Twitter-Plugin
Usage: Upload to app/Plugin/Twitter
So I unzip the Plugin place it inside .../app/Plugin
Can I assume that you are working on a copy of the original database?
If so, please verify that a default value is specified for that column.
Kindly provide us with the definition of it.
It is quite alright for CakePHP to provide a NULL for the column on an
insert, MySql should then set the val
Form->create('user',
array('action'=>'view','inputDefaults'=> array('div'=>
false,'fieldset'=>false))); ?>
Form->input('username');?>
Form->postLink('Find User', array('action' =>
'view',$this->request->data['user']['username']));?>
When I try to send this with a submit button I get an err
I am porting a 1.2.0.5875 app to 1.3 in preparation for moving to 2.X. I
have several fields (tax, amount, fee) in an order record all with NULL set
to "No", each is a decimal(6,2) field, and each has default value of 0.00
The following code worked fine and dandy in the 1.2 system and in the eve
I am porting a 1.2.0.5875 app to 1.3 in preparation for moving to 2.X. I
have several fields (tax, amount, fee) in an order record all with NULL set
to "No", each is a decimal(6,2) field, and each has default value of 0.00
The following code worked fine and dandy in the 1.2 system and in the eve
Hey
Since you're using gmail, can you confirm you've enabled IMAP in your
actual gmail account settings. If you don't do this, you will never be able
to send emails via SMTP.
It's also worth mentioning that since you're using TLS, the correct
port is 587.
SSL is port 465.
Hope this helps
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