On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:41 PM, Leonardo "Hackin" Freire
wrote:
> $clientes = $this->Cliente->find('list', array('order' =>
> array('Cliente.razaoSocial ASC')));
Not sure if it helps, but the fields with more than one
word must be not int the camelBack format, but
underscored.
$clientes = $th
You can pass fields names to find directly:
$clientes = $this->Cliente->find(
'list',
array(
'fields' => array('Cliente.codigo', 'Cliente.razaoSocial'),
'order' => array('Cliente.razaoSocial ASC')
)
);
On Oct 15, 3:41 am, "Leonardo \"Hackin\" Freire"
wrote:
> Hi dude
Cake only handles integer primary keys, AFAIK.
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Leonardo "Hackin" Freire
wrote:
> Hi dudes,
> I'm getting a little problem when populate a select through the
> $form->input.
> In my controller "Contato", where i save the client_id field, I populate an
> variable c
Hi dudes,
I'm getting a little problem when populate a select through the
$form->input.
In my controller "Contato", where i save the client_id field, I populate an
variable calling "clientes" with this line:
$clientes = $this->Cliente->find('list', array('order' =>
array('Cliente.razaoSocial ASC'
