Yeah!
using Entity class and $_accessible property all works as expected!
thanks
José
2014-02-04 José Lorenzo jose@gmail.com:
Currently that is the most confusing part of the ORM and I'd like to make
it easier to understand in the next release preview. By default entities
are protected
Hi Carlos,
PHP 5.4 permits the ['key' = 'value'] array syntax. The issue I had was
resolved by using Entity class and $_accessible property.
2014-02-04 Carlos Javier Baeza Negroni carlos.ba...@gmail.com:
Also check the array:
$data = ['name' = 'Walter White'];
Should be:
$data =
Hi,
I'm starting to play with 3.0 ORM and I encountered some issues saving data.
I have two simple tables:
- authors with fields id and name
- posts with fields id, title, text and author_id
I have fill tables with two authors and some posts by hand to try
retrieving data with cake.
Currently that is the most confusing part of the ORM and I'd like to make
it easier to understand in the next release preview. By default entities
are protected agains mass assignment, this means that you cannot create
them without configuring what properties can be set from the request. You
Also check the array:
$data = ['name' = 'Walter White'];
Should be:
$data = array('name' = 'Walter White');
best regards.
2014-02-04 José Lorenzo jose@gmail.com:
Currently that is the most confusing part of the ORM and I'd like to make
it easier to understand in the next release
