> Ok, I've upgraded to 2.0.2, changed the code of
> EpisodeReleaseController.php, and i have fixed the add problem. Now I
> am building the edit function. I have used the console cake bake
> controller to create it, but it seems that each time I press save it
> adds a new association.
> Example;
>
Ok, I've upgraded to 2.0.2, changed the code of
EpisodeReleaseController.php, and i have fixed the add problem. Now I
am building the edit function. I have used the console cake bake
controller to create it, but it seems that each time I press save it
adds a new association.
Example;
"Post" as been
Ok, putted code on github. This is the repo:
https://github.com/ilmattodel93/IMattiDel93-s-Site
Thanks again for your help! ^^
On 2 Nov, 18:47, Thiago Belem wrote:
> Put your code on Github or Gists and send us the link.
>
> Thiago Belem, enviado do meu Android
> Em 02/11/2011 15:28, "Mattia Man
Put your code on Github or Gists and send us the link.
Thiago Belem, enviado do meu Android
Em 02/11/2011 15:28, "Mattia Manzati" escreveu:
> I Have already checked, and all table are already well related. Same
> column type INT(11) and InnoDB powered. But I still have the
> problem... :S
> What
I Have already checked, and all table are already well related. Same
column type INT(11) and InnoDB powered. But I still have the
problem... :S
What to do now? The code I am using works if I use cakephp1.3
On 2 Nov, 17:51, Jeremy Burns wrote:
> Use InnoDB. As John says, it won't let you creat
Use InnoDB. As John says, it won't let you create RI between fields with
different types (and it's very precise) and you get transactions thrwn in for
good measure.
On 2 Nov 2011, at 16:14, Jon Bennett wrote:
>> I've had some similar trouble with 2.0
>> turned out the fields in the DB were not
> I've had some similar trouble with 2.0
> turned out the fields in the DB were not the same type.
> id on one table was a bigint and the foreign key on the relationship table
> was a regular integer.
> atenciosamente,
With MySQL you can catch these errors at db schema level if you use
foreign ke
I've had some similar trouble with 2.0
turned out the fields in the DB were not the same type.
id on one table was a bigint and the foreign key on the relationship table
was a regular integer.
atenciosamente,
Werner Petry Moraes
werne...@gmail.com
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 07:52, Mattia Manzati w
Hi all! Thanks in advance for replys! :P
I have the following model:
class EpisodeRelease extends AppModel{
> public $cacheQueries = true;
> public $name = 'EpisodeRelease';
> public $primaryKey = 'id';
> public $table = 'episode_releases';
> public $hasMany = array(
>
