Hi Jon,
I really appreciate your help. Thanks to you, I hope my cake will turn
out good :).
> that wasn't really my point, from your model setup something struck me
> as odd, though looking at it now I can't see it, so perhaps it's fine!
Generally gut reactions are true, so if you ever recall w
Hi,
> Ok, first thing is I think it might be a good idea to not have
> duplicate association names, you Currently have
>
> Bid belongsTo User,BidSession
> BidSession hasMany Bid
> BidSession hasAndBelongsToMany User
> User hasMany Bid
> User hasAndBelongsToMany BidSession
>
> I really think you'd
.. but why shouldn't $this->User-
> >>BidSessionRegistration->find('list') work? That is more intuitive ...
> > and that is why I wonder where I am making a mistake!
>
> I'm really struggling to follow your code in gmail, could you post
> your models, con
Hi Jon,
> Nope, your can not use composite keys with cakephp, you have to have
> an ID (or a field that you use as the primary, auto-incrementing id) -
> search the group for more background on this.
I was under the impression that habtm join tables don't need to have a
separate 'id' PK if you'r
I tried your suggestion, no changes ...
However, var $hasMany = 'Bid' also works ... as the output from
pr($this->User->hasMany) in UsersController shows:
Array
(
[Bid] => Array
(
[className] => Bid
[foreignKey] => user_id
[conditions] =>
l, Model::find() does have
the signature find($conditions = null, $fields = array(), $order =
null, $recursive = null) :)].
Anyway ... but why doesn't $this->User->BidSessionRegistration-
>find('list') work?!
On Aug 20, 9:46 am, eleven10 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Go
Good observation! I had somehow missed the missing backtick ...
another thing for which I don't understand ... I know it _has_ to be
something subtle, but I just can't get my finger on it ...
Anyway, here are the model classes (I have just removed some of the
option keys from the auto-generated st
Hi,
I am trying to improve my university's course bidding system using
CakePHP (and learning it in the process). As a prototype, I have the
following data model:
* users [id, login, name, points]
* bid_sessions [id, title, cap, starts_at, ends_at]
* bid_session_registrations [bid_session_id, use
