nannyforum, just out of curiousity, do you have a separate table for
Sexes? that's what it looks like, and i'm trying to figure out why. Do
you anticipate having to add a third sex when AI is invented or
something? :-)
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chris - This is a legacy (MS Access) app that I'm transferring, so I
was living with the decisions of the prior developer. If I'm not too
lazy, I'll probably change the whole sexes thing.
nate - I don't understand why it is not considered a bug. I understand
that Cake is intercepting all
nate - I don't understand why it is not considered a bug. I understand
that Cake is intercepting all requests, but why should a request for
favicon.ico be turned into extra requests for the database transaction?
Because however you have your controller code setup, the path that is
being
Very interesting indeed! Is this considered a bug? Maybe it ought to be
tracked? If correction of this bug isn't possible, maybe it should be
placed in somewhere obvious? Will help save a lot of headaches for
those unaware - even the veterans.
This isn't a bug in the framework per se. Cake will intercept any HTTP
request for a file that doesn't exist in app/webroot, including things
like favicons. See here:
http://withcake.com/posts/view/watch_your_paths
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What a saga! And the dramatic ending can't be beat. Thank you all for
an interesting story.
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Do a LogError('controller action called'); at the top of your
controller action and see in app/tmp/logs/error.log, how often the
controller action is really called. I had a very similar problem this
week and it turned out, that the action was called several times.
The source of the problem was,
Dirk - you were right!
First, I replaced the $this-Applicant-save($this-data); line with a
direct SQL query, inserting a record. Lo and behold, it inserted 3
records, exactly the same as before.
I went to the layout file (I was using the default cakephp layout) and
removed the favicon.ico
On 9/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.clippedWhat I want to do is simple - take the original Applicant record
(schoolyear = 16) and copy them to a new record, with all the samedata, except that the schoolyear = 15.$this-Applicant-id = $id;$this-data = ""
Thanks for the reply.
I tried unsetting the 'id' value, but most strangely, the result is
that it changes the original record anyway!
I've tried it a dozen times, just to make sure, but that is indeed what
is happening.
function copytest($id)
{
$this-Applicant-id = $id;
try
function copytest($id)
{
$this-Applicant-id = $id;
$this-data = $this-Applicant-read();
$this-Applicant-id = null;
unset($this-data['Applicant']['id']);
$this-data['Applicant']['schoolyear_id'] = 16;
After you get the record, unset $this-Applicant-id:
function copytest($id)
{
$this-Applicant-id = $id;
$this-data = ""
unset($this-data['Applicant']['id']);
unset($this-Applicant-id = $id;);
$this-data['Applicant']['schoolyear_id'] = 16;
Again, thanks for the replies guys. I do appreciate the help!
Unfortunately, neither strategy worked, although they did show
interesting results. Brian's method threw me errors. But Samuel's
solution made the following happen:
Record 1 remains unchanged.
Record 2 created, with the new
Sounds like something else is going wrong. Try pasting your full
controller code along with a schema dump of the relevant tables to
http://cakephp.org/pastes/
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http://www.cakephp.org/pastes/show/d2e1f32e5bcb2e920a6b1f377027a6a7
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save takes the associated array
either
$this-Applicant-save($this-data);
or
$this-Applicant-save(array('Applicant',$this-data['Applicant'));
On 9/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks - it has been pasted.
Thanks for keeping at it!
This option:
$this-Applicant-save(array('Applicant',$this-data['Applicant']));
didn't make any changes to the database.
This option:
$this-Applicant-save($this-data);
produced the same results as before, 1 good copy of the record,
sandwiched between 2 new empty
what is in the $this-data variable in the copytest function? Is it
recursive?
I cant remember off the top of my head... does read() return a recursive
array?
Would using something else like $this-Applicant-findById() possibly
fix this?
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Thanks for keeping at it!
I tried findById, with the same results.
Here's the var_dump of $this-data using either method (read or
findById):
array(7) {
[Applicant]=
array(32) {
[id]=
string(0)
[schoolyear_id]=
int(15)
[lastname]=
string(6) Zoposc
[firstname]=
string(5) Oscar
What is your debug level? Can you turn it to higher and see if there is any warning?I haven't discovered exact cause yet, but I had some problem with excuting same page twicewhen there is session warning about sending header.
Just in case.Sohei
Hi,
Good idea. It doesn't show any warnings, though.
And it only shows one INSERT statements as being executed, yet 3
records are still created.
1 DESC `applicants` 32 32 0
2 DESC `divisions`2 2 0
3 DESC `statuses`
Let me apologize in advance - I'm very new to Cake and this simple
problem is driving me crazy... I've looked all through the Wiki and
tutorials looking for an example like this.
I'd like to read a record from my database, change one or two of the
fields, and then save it back as a *new* record
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