Oh great... good news. Incidentally, what version of Cake are you
using? I think this relates to https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/3814
but it should have been fixed already... I am using the nightly build
which is probably why I wasn't seeing this in my tests.
PS - I'll have a pint of Guinness ple
Ah, someone else has just e-mailed me with the fix, namely inserting
this line:
$newValues = array();
...before line 1283 of /cake/libs/model/model.php. Phew!
If either of you are ever in the UK, let me buy you both a drink. :)
Thank you both very much,
Zoe.
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Progress at least then ;)
Is it not maybe the following code in your view:
if (isset($this->data[$modelName]['id'])) {
echo $form->input('id');
}
That is the only block I didn't include in my test.
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That's really odd... $this->data looks fine for my project now too...
Array
(
[Product] => Array
(
[id] => 6
[name] => Classic Men's Parka
)
[Category] => Array
(
[Category] => Array
(
[0] =>
Ok... I have used your view code and it works just fine. I get the
following...
Array
(
[Product] => Array
(
[name] => gloves
)
[Category] => Array
(
[Category] => Array
(
[0] => 1
)
OK, here's the complete view. I would suspect I've stumbled across a
CakePHP bug to do with having multiple multi tickboxes in the same
form, but I'm hesitant to draw such hasty conclusions - in the past
it's always been a bug of my own.
create();
if (isset($this->data[$modelName]['id'])) {
How does the $this-data look now? In my add view, all I am doing is:
create('Product');?>
input('name');
echo $form->input('Category');
echo $form->input('Color');
echo $form->input('Size');
?>
end(
Thanks, that makes sense. So to get the data into a format like it is
in your example, I've reverted back to how I was making the form
earlier. Instead of adding multiple type elements like this:
echo $form->input('Category.multi_field', array(
'options' => $categories,
'label' => 'Categories
I wasn't able to get that script of yours to work, so I set a test up
quickly. If I add a product and select the different multi_fields I
get this as my $this->data:
Array
(
[Product] => Array
(
[name] => socks
)
[Category] => Array
(
[Cate
OK, whatever I'm doing wrong, it's probably the exact same thing I'm
doing wrong with this code (I've put it public before it's working in
case it helps you help me fix my bug at all):
Tarball: http://cakephp.bytenoise.co.uk/simple-blog-example.tbz
SQL: http://cakephp.bytenoise.co.uk/#creating_a
> Oh, interesting...
Yeah, I'll be happy to include it in my publicly shared code just as
soon as I can get the thing working. :)
> How about a full output of $this->data then? I know I have had
> problems saving if the array is not in the correct order. i.e. If you
> try to do $this->Product->s
Oh, interesting...
How about a full output of $this->data then? I know I have had
problems saving if the array is not in the correct order. i.e. If you
try to do $this->Product->save() then the Product array should appear
first in $this->data. Have you turned debug on to 2 - if you have then
is i
> Hi Zoe, could you post the controller code?
The thing is it's all in app_controller. I've made a scoffolding-esque
set of admin pages that apply to pretty much every model. After
checking the user's an admin, it works out the controller name, model
name, checks if $this->data is empty, then sav
Hi Zoe, could you post the controller code?
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Hi.
I'm using this spiffy new automatically-generating-multiple-tickboxes
part of the form helper like this:
echo $form->input('Colour.multi_field', array(
'options' => $colours,
'label' => 'Colours',
'multiple' => 'checkbox',
'error' => array(
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