was in the Group model. I do
have some 'Users' routes, but they have to do with login, register, etc.
That shouldn't affect the Group model on association.
Thanks again for your help!
On Friday, May 31, 2013 10:33:05 PM UTC-5, Larry Lutz wrote:
>
> I'm having diffic
I'm having difficulty getting containable to work when the contained model
is in a plugin. Specifically, I have a Group model that is associated with
a Users (CakeDC) plugin. Normally, you just prefix the plugin model name
with the plugin name such as Users.User, but it seems that the Containabl
I'm trying to achieve the fat model/skinny controller mantra in CakePHP
2.7. In that scenario, the model should control the data, and that means
moving the finds out of the controllers and into the models. However, at
least with the view and admin_view actions, one needs the data paginated.
The
I'm hoping that someone can give me some troubleshooting ideas. I have a
CakePHP 2.2.7 application/site with 31 controllers in addition to
AppController. Thirty of those controllers correctly import (actually use)
AppController so that variables set in it are available in the other
controllers
The simplest solution would be to just make the call to the model from
> the controller action and set the returned string as a view var:
>
> $this->set('path', $this->Collection->Category->catFullPath(...));
>
> Better yet, create an afterFind() method in the m
I'm attempting to use the CakeDC Categories plugin in CakePHP 2.3.0.
Unfortunately, CakeDC's documentation is notoriously vague and incomplete,
and my knowledge of Cake is very elementary. The problem is that, when
dealing with hierarchical categories, Category.name is very unhelpful. For
insta
I'm working with Cake 2.2.4. I've learned perhaps more than I ever cared to
about nested sets and really appreciate how well Cake manages them.
Unfortunately, for all my research, I haven't been able to find a way to
create an array from my Category model that will give the full path for
each C
