It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I specified in the controller.
And in addition, it doesn't show the already-posted data, just the
clear form which suck really hard.
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how do you set the error message?
you need to show us your controller code for this action
otherwise we cannot help you
On 2 Nov., 10:34, grandioso something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com
wrote:
It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 5:34 AM, grandioso
something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com wrote:
It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I specified in the controller.
And in addition, it doesn't show the already-posted data, just the
clear form
I've encountered a problem. I've created my model, controller and view
for my DB table not following the naming convention. I've successfully
set the model to use the table, but when I create a form in the view,
it is given the wrong action parameter.
So how do I set which controller should
You can set the URL which the form posts to by setting the 'url' option
in $form-create().
On 11/01/2010 01:52 PM, grandioso wrote:
I've encountered a problem. I've created my model, controller and view
for my DB table not following the naming convention. I've successfully
set the model to use
Is there a way to also set which model should validate the data input
by the form ? It seems like it doesn't recognize my model.
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Hi,
here you can find some information about the validation...
http://book.cakephp.org/view/125/Data-Validation
http://book.cakephp.org/view/125/Data-Validation
2010/11/1 grandioso something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com
Is there a way to also set which model should validate the data input
by
you can use the dot syntax for other models than the one specific in
$this-Form-create():
$this-Form-input('OtherModel.other_model_field');
etc
On 1 Nov., 21:19, Almudena Garcia garcia.fra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
here you can find some information about the validation...
Hello,
I have following database tables that are defined by the customer and
cannot be changed:
|---|
| Tuopak |
|---|
| id (primarykey) |
| tuopaknro |
| name |
| |
|
I would think from what I have studied in the CakePHP manual, that
your solution is not easy.
One way may be for you to define the joins yourself in the find as
specified here:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/78/Associations-Linking-Models-Together#Joining-tables-872
Enjoy,
John
On Feb 5, 3:49
2007/9/20, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Really? I just did one with $form-input('fieldname', array('values'
= $array)) and it worked just fine. Interesting...
Nope, doesn't work. Strange. When I look in
cake/libs/view/helpers/form.php, it mentions $options['options'] in
several places. I
On 9/20/07, Martin Schapendonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, doesn't work. Strange. When I look in
cake/libs/view/helpers/form.php, it mentions $options['options'] in
several places. I couldn't find any reference to $options['values'].
Well, the array I passed in was one I created using
2007/9/20, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, the array I passed in was one I created using generateList() so
it had key = value pairs. That might've made the difference.
Probably not, because I did also.
Controller: $audiences = $this-Activity-Audience-generateList();
View: echo
On 9/20/07, Martin Schapendonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/9/20, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, the array I passed in was one I created using generateList() so
it had key = value pairs. That might've made the difference.
Probably not, because I did also.
Controller:
2007/9/20, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Probably not, because I did also.
Controller: $audiences = $this-Activity-Audience-generateList();
View: echo $form-input('ade_id', array('options'=$audiences));
$values is the output of generateList()
echo $form-input('field', array('label'
On 9/20/07, Martin Schapendonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I give up. 'values' doesn't work for me, 'options' does.
pr($audiences) shows me a nice key=value array.
Hey, I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just wondering why my method
seems to work okay for me, and I'm using the latest
2007/9/20, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey, I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just wondering why my method
seems to work okay for me, and I'm using the latest bleeding-edge
version of Cake 1.2.x.x.
I just tried bleeding edge Cake (r5676 of the 1.2.x.x branch). Still
the same result -
2007/9/18, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How should I change the call to $form-input() to show a select-list?
The list with audiences is available to the view in variable
$audiences.
Try this code using 1.2.x.x
$form-input('ade_id', array('values' = $audiences));
Thanks for pointing
On 9/19/07, Martin Schapendonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/9/18, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How should I change the call to $form-input() to show a select-list?
The list with audiences is available to the view in variable
$audiences.
Try this code using 1.2.x.x
Hi,
Using latest cake alpha (r5427).
I have an association between two models that doesn't follow Cake
conventions (Activity belongsTo Audience and its counterpart
Audience hasMany Activity).
Cake's convention demands that the association is on
Activity.audience_id. In my case, it isn't, it's
On 9/18/07, Martin Schapendonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How should I change the call to $form-input() to show a select-list?
The list with audiences is available to the view in variable
$audiences.
Try this code using 1.2.x.x
$form-input('ade_id', array('values' = $audiences));
Hope that
Hi, I'm trying something different here by not following the
conventions because of my very complex requirements.
Here's how I want it to work:
app/controllers/publisher_controller.php
---
class PublisherController extends
If your only concern is the links,
you may attack your problem with the routes.
olivvv
eDevil wrote:
Hi, I'm trying something different here by not following the
conventions because of my very complex requirements.
Here's how I want it to work:
app/controllers/publisher_controller.php
On Aug 24, 2006, at 12:44 PM, eDevil wrote:
Hi, I'm trying something different here by not following the
conventions because of my very complex requirements.
Here's how I want it to work:
app/controllers/publisher_controller.php
maybe you could keep the conventions while defining a custom route url.
eDevil wrote:
Hi, I'm trying something different here by not following the
conventions because of my very complex requirements.
Here's how I want it to work:
app/controllers/publisher_controller.php
by not following the conventions because of my very complex requirements. Here's how I want it to work:
app/controllers/publisher_controller.php -- - class PublisherController extends AppController { var $name = 'Publisher';
var $uses
You might try using routes to play with URLs rather than class names.
That's a good idea. Any idea how I might do that?
What does your PublisherController look like? What's on line 29?
This is my line 29:
$this-set('data',$this-Post-findAll());
On Aug 24, 2006, at 1:08 PM, eDevil wrote:
You might try using routes to play with URLs rather than class names.
That's a good idea. Any idea how I might do that?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/configuration
Section 3: Routes Configuration
I'd start there.
What does your
In a word Routes
something like:
connect('/publisher/:action', array('controller' = 'publishers',
'action' = 'index'));
The error message, if you read it, tells you that it found the object
Post, but your object doesn't have the method findAll. To solve that
problem read Pablo Viojo's message a
Hey guys, I figured it out. The problem was in the view.
The thing is that $this-Post-findAll() returns all the values in the
table in an array so it must be broken down by using foreach.
Here's the view that solved the problem:
?php foreach ($data as $post): ?
h2? echo
Thanks for your comments.
@Pablo Viojo: Oops, cant believe I forgot to type extends AppModel
after the model name. Thanks!
@John David Anderson: Look at the code of publisher_controller.php on
the very first post. I DO have that line in that controller.
@AD7six: Now i'm getting a new error:
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