Jeremy's advice is sound :o) Just thought I would add a very simple,
but useful note. If you have got to the point where you have pulled
some data from the system and don't know what to do with it then you
probably need to familiarise yourself with how Cake returns that data
to you. So in your vi
The secret lies in setting up your models correctly. You also will find life
easier if you use the field name 'name' instead of 'label'. Doing this means
that you can easily create drop downs populated with 'id' and 'name' where
'name' is the displayed value. This is the default Cake convention.
Hello,
Thank you for your time, I am a new user of CakePHP. I recently found
CakePHP and am still trying to get used to the MVC architecture. (By
the way, it's brilliant). However I'm still getting used to
reformatting my SQL into cakephp.
My question is as follows. I have an SQL statement that (
Seems not... as my problem was the Oracle after all!!
Installed a Mysql test db to test it all out and worked flawlessly, so
i know the oci file had to be the root of my problem!
Changed the dbo driver to the one included in the 1.2-pre-beta ...
Poof error's gone!
On Nov 29, 4:51 am, powtac <[E
Seems the same problem here
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/3a377be8dfe0de64/43185d3a9b42a7a3
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This is my first try with CakePHP and seem to run in a lot of problems
I am (trying at least) making a full weblog system... so far I have
modeld and created a login system on a user class... works perfectly
and really fast written thanks to CakePHP
A simple post system was up very fast to... but
Right after I posted this I re-read the Model section, and found the
way to solve the problem.
$this->Item->ItemList->save($this->data);
$itemListId = $this->Item->ItemList->getLastInsertId();
$this->data['Item']['item_list_id'] = $itemListId;
Thi
I have a model called Item (model, views, controller) in my add method
reached by localhost/item/add, I would like to give the user the
ability to create a new ItemList db record from the Item add form. I
currently am using the following form code (add.thtml):
List:
inputTag('ItemList/name', arr
