Thanks again. I altered my code to use $uses and removed the code for
App::Import. Everything still works as expected.
B.
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On Oct 21, 8:09 pm, BillBris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oddly enough, I added your suggestion and changed to debug=1 in the
> core.php. Everything worked just fine. I returned the debug level to
> 0 and everything still worked just fine. The only difference was I
> had turned off my dev box o
> Also, regarding using $uses. There is no model for the controller,
> therefore "$uses=null". I'm of the understanding that if I add even
> one model to the $uses list, I must add all, including the
> controller's model, which there isn't one. That is the reason for
> keeping uses as null, and
Martin,
Thanks, I'm still quite new to Cake and things like debug aren't
always at the top of mind, but it is now.
Oddly enough, I added your suggestion and changed to debug=1 in the
core.php. Everything worked just fine. I returned the debug level to
0 and everything still worked just fine.
See if any of these don't print at all of if they print something you
are not expecting.
debug(App::Import('Model', 'Category'));
debug($category = new Category());
debug($categories = $category->findAll());
they should print something like:
1
Category Object
{
...
array(... lots of data here
I've found the below to be true in both version 1.2 RC2 and RC3.
I have a simple controller Home that has $uses = null, as it does not
have any data associated with the page (It's a home page and very
boring right now).
In order to get some data into the view from another model (Category),
I am
