Hello ... and thank you so very much for assisting!
The core libraries > utilities > xml documentation seems to imply that I
can return the value of a tag's text by using '@' as the key. See
following, straight from the documentation:
===
array(
'@id' => 1,
Andras: Thank you! That was exactly what I needed, inserted at the top of
the controller page. I do appreciate your help.
On Tuesday, September 4, 2012 5:49:26 PM UTC-7, Andras Kende wrote:
>
> Try to add:
>
> App::uses('Xml', 'Utility');
>
> Andras Kende
> http://www.kende.com
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Hello ... and thank you for being willing to offer your time and expertise
to help me!
My ultimate goal is to take the data from one of my models and export it as
an xml file (that I can then import into Adobe InDesign).
I've read the article "XML" under "Core Libraries," but cannot seem to get
Thank you cricket.
>From what you've shared, I've been learning a lot about the Containable
behavior, including limiting the fields displayed. That is very helpful. I
was using:
'contain' => array(
'Passage' => array(
'fields' => array(
'Passage.id',
'Passage.ref_abbr')
),
Thank you, so much, for taking the time to help. I do appreciate how
quickly individuals here has shared their expertise.
I have a model, called "Topic", with a hasOne association to another model,
called "Passage." In the Passage model is a field that I always need when
calling up Topic data:
Thank you, Tilen -- I really appreciate you sharing your time and talents:
if you have associated Topic and TopicTree, than you can access in
> controller with $this->TopicTree->Topic
This first approach seems the most "elegant," but should I be trying to
associate two models based on the same
oops: in above, it should have read: e.g., my Clause model, with a
one-to-one association to *Topic*
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Hi. Thank you, again, for helping.
I have a basic model (Topic), with functions, e.g., MyFunction(), and
another model that is a behavior (TopicTree), based on the same underlying
table:
public $useTable = 'topics';
public $name = 'TopicTree';
public $actsAs = array('Tree');
So,
cricket:
A. That was it. So, it makes sense doesn't it, that when you're in the
model you do not need to reference the model, so $this->getPath(...) is
enough. So, in MVC terminology, I'm using the model to retrieve the data.
re: Set, although I had read about it, I also was not getting t
Tarique: Thank you, so much.
Yes, this is just being used by the one model. (If it was being used by
more, then where would I put it?)
So, per your instruction, I placed $this->TopicTree->getLevel($id); in one
of my controller functions and successfully call it from a view. It in turn
successf
Hello. Thank you, so very much, for you time and expertise.
I am just getting started with PHP, MVC, and CakePHP. Having read through
the documentation, I'm still confused about how, where to do things with
proper MVC. I have a function for a TreeBehavior that returns the level of
a node in th
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