Try $listdata[$data['Team']['team']] = $data['Sport']['sport'] . '-' .
$data['Team']['team'];
This missing square bracket you put in the wrong place.
Geoff
On 8/14/07, Beertigger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Geoff,
I caught that one earlier, also found what I think was a missing ] to
Excellent!
Contrary to my earlier post, a href=http://php-coding-practices.com/
cakephp-specific/how-to-put-combined-fields-into-cakephps-model-
generatelist/myGenerateList/a does work across Models!
Tim Koschützki has really come up with a great one here.
Thanks to all who helped me out
Back at this after a coupla days away - thanks much for all the input.
Still having trouble with something entirely too basic. Based on
Geoff's last input, here's my current code:
In controller:
function getListData($data){
$data = $this-Model-query(SELECT
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Found this one earlier. What myGenerateList does, it does very well,
much easier than using an afterFind to concat things. But, from what I
can tell thus far, it has the same limitation, in that it can't
combine data across two models and display it in a third.
On Aug 13, 2:58 pm, cdomigan
You've got a error in the getListData function - remove the curly barce
between the end of the query and $listdata = array();
Geoff
On 8/14/07, Beertigger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found this one earlier. What myGenerateList does, it does very well,
much easier than using an afterFind to
Thanks, Geoff,
I caught that one earlier, also found what I think was a missing ] to
close the
$listdata[$data['Team']['team'] = $data['Sport']['sport'] . '-' .
$data['Team']['team'];
now: $listdata[$data['Team']['team'] = $data['Sport']['sport'] . '-' .
$data['Team']['team']];
Still no
function getListData($data){
$data = $this-Model-query(SELECT Model1.field1 as `Model1`,`field1` ,
Model1.field2 as `Model1`,`field2` , Model2.field1 as `Model2`,`field1`
FROM `bars` as Model1, `barbars` as Model2, WHERE `Model2`.`barbar_id` =
`Model1`.`id`);
}
$listdata = array();
Still trying to concat data from two models into a select list in a
third.
Thanks for the help thus far, Geoff. Taking your advice, and some
input from IRC, after much trying, I'm at:
In controller:
function getListData($data){
$data = $this-Model-query(SELECT CONCAT(bar,
Form::select is 1.2 only, no? I'm using 1.1
On Aug 8, 3:05 am, Geoff Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forget generateList(). Create the array yourself to pass to
Form::select() using a custom query if necessary.
Sometimes when you are doing something that is a little bit out of the
ordinary it
Isn't form::select for 1.2? I'm using 1.1 on this project...
On Aug 8, 3:05 am, Geoff Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forget generateList(). Create the array yourself to pass to
Form::select() using a custom query if necessary.
Sometimes when you are doing something that is a little bit out
OK so use HtmlHelper::select() or selectTag() - I can't remember of the top
of my head which one it is. My solutions is still the same - creat the
array that you want to display in the listbox manually.
Again not sure of the exact array format but something like
$data =
Somehow, this seems on the right track, but I couldn't get things to
work. Played around with a lot of different variations, but
*something* is not quite kosher, yet.
Thanks much for the guidance thus far.
Should the entire
$data = $this-Model-getListData(); // a function in your model that
All the code I outlined would be in the controller. You could put the loop
in the getListData() function in the model if you like to keep the
controller cleaner. The controller would then just be
$this-set('listdata', $this-Model-getListData());
Geoff
On 8/9/07, Beertigger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Moving this one along a bit
I've tried every which way to get this one to work, and I'm stumped.
Using afterFind on info from one table works just fine; putting this
in the Player model:
function afterFind($results) {
foreach ($results as $key = $val) {
Multiple model fields in generatelist... ?
Moving this one along a bit
I've tried every which way to get this one to work, and I'm stumped.
Using afterFind on info from one table works just fine; putting this
in the Player model:
function afterFind($results) {
foreach ($results
Anyone? I'm pulling my hair out here. This is something that should be
basic, shouldn't it? I'll freely admit I'm an idiot, but I'm just not
understanding this ; (
Thanks to anyone willing to point me in the right direction.
On Aug 1, 9:38 am, Beertigger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Multiple
Not exactly a cake solution, but in the past I've created a database
view an concatenated the two columns I want in the SQL (ex)
concat(last_name, ', ', first_name) and then passed the view results
to generateList(). Perhpas you could do the same with query() and
pass those results to
Is there any way to get values from multiple fields into a select box?
After much searching, I've come to the conclusion I'm not going to
find the answer without appealing to those far wiser than myself...
Here's an old thread for reference, which discusses, w/o resolution,
exactly what I'm
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