> Model.[0].[key]='a'
> Model.[0].[key]='b'
> Model.[0].[key]='c'
what is it?
the structure should be like this:
$data['HABTMModel']['HABTMModel'] = array(
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 1),
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 2),
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 3)
);
It doesn't work. :-(
$data[Model][Model] = array('a', 'b', 'c')
nor
Model.[0].[key]='a'
Model.[0].[key]='b'
Model.[0].[key]='c'
I've just rewrote code to use old good Model->query to insert
associations, without any `automagic`.
On 12 нояб, 06:51, Rafael Bandeira aka rafaelbandeira3
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Forgot to mention, if you just want to keep your tables as they are,
refer to #5722¹ to see the correct data set format to use.
¹ - https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/5722#comment:2
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Model::__saveMulti() was changed in the last few days due to a bug,
new tests were added, and everything seems to be working just as
expected.
The problem is that the data format you are using is only supported by
numeric ids and uuids, being processed only if it's values are 36 char
long or numer
After updating Cake libs from SVN, Cake does not saves HABTM
associated data.
Model 'Product':
--
natural_key VARCHAR(100) PRIMARY KEY
name (VARCHAR...)
e.t.c
HABTM
'Replacement'=> array(
'className'=>'Product',
'joinTable'=>'product_replacements',
'foreignKey'=>'product_key',
'assoc
