Hi there and welcome to Cake,
Try searching in the model association (belongsTo, hasMany, hasOne,
hasAndBelongsToMany) I'll bet you have there a Subject.
Bogdan.
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Hi there and welcome to Cake,
Try searching in the model association (belongsTo, hasMany, hasOne,
hasAndBelongsToMany) I'll bet you have there a Subject.
Bogdan.
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Hi Thiago,
Maybe a search for "Subject" on files in your app folder?
thanks for your answer. Of course, my initial reaction was: I did, but I
don't find anything! And I did a grep Subject * -R. But I looked over the
results once more.
Turns out, I did have a field called subject_id. The funny
Maybe a search for "Subject" on files in your app folder?
Maybe you should try to bake with a plain new application, generated with
cake bake app-name or just a new unpacked CakePHP.
I also recommend you to use "cake bake all " so it should
generate the model, the controller and the views of the
Dear Bakers,
I'm trying to move a application from Symfony to CakePHP, getting tired of
the way symfony always seems to be getting in the way instead of helping me
out to do stuff quickly. Of course, I read the docs etc, and now I am
trying my first baby-steps in Cake.
I have a existing databa
