You have solved my problem! Thank you very much, this was driving me
crazy!
It is working perfectly now, the name change did the trick.
Thanks again for the help and for everybody else who took the time to
help me.
On 2 mrt, 18:12, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
wrote:
> Rename it invoice_line.php
Rename it invoice_line.php
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On 2 Mar 2011, at 17:10, Tom van den Berk wrote:
> This is the file: invoiceline.php
>
> On 2 mrt, 18:07, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
> wrote:
>> What is the name of the model file?
>>
This is the file: invoiceline.php
On 2 mrt, 18:07, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
wrote:
> What is the name of the model file?
>
> Jeremy Burns
> Class Outfit
>
> jeremybu...@classoutfit.comhttp://www.classoutfit.com
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What is the name of the model file?
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On 2 Mar 2011, at 16:45, Tom van den Berk wrote:
> This is the function call:
>
> $this -> InvoiceLine -> saveValue($invoiceId, $key, $value);
>
> This is the MODEL:
>
> clas
This is the function call:
$this -> InvoiceLine -> saveValue($invoiceId, $key, $value);
This is the MODEL:
array
(
'className' => 'Invoice',
'foreignKey' => 'invoice_id'
)
);
public function saveValue($invoiceI
ERROR:
SQL Error: 1064: You have an error in your SQL
syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version
for the right syntax to use near 'saveValue' at line 1
you for sure don't have function in a right model, or you call it wrong...
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It's hard to say from all that html, but maybe you are calling a function
saveValue that does not exist in the model.
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On 2 Mar 2011, at 15:57, Tom van den Berk wrote:
> If you would have read the question properly
If you would have read the question properly, you would have known the
function is of no consequence.
The fact that the function name is passed as SQL is. The function is
never even reached because a die();
in the first line has no effect.
If something is not clear, please ask me in a normally, or
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Subject: Model function error
Hello Everybody,
I am having a problem with CakePHP models. I have several in use but
only one gives me an error when i add a function and call it from a
controller. I have a model called Invoice with a saveValue function
which works like a charm. I also have
Hello Everybody,
I am having a problem with CakePHP models. I have several in use but
only one gives me an error when i add a function and call it from a
controller. I have a model called Invoice with a saveValue function
which works like a charm. I also have model with the same function but
this
I believe quite recently the syntax was changed and comparison
operators etc should now be placed in the left-hand side of the
array. I think this was done for security to reduce chances of SQL
injection. In that respect, I think you may have found a place where
the book may be a little out of
If you are using the new v1.2 RC2 of Cake then quite a few of the
older functions have been deprecated (like the findAll() one) and the
syntax for some of them has also changed - i.e. find('all') - it seems
that the book is written for this new syntax. If you uprade your Cake
version to the latest
I am going through the Apress book, and I ran across an issue that I
had to use the Cake API to resolve. (For Reference in book.. this is
on page 106)
The function it gave me to put into the Post model for the blog
application is as follows:
function findByYear($year=null) {
$date = $year.
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