Re: association model

2006-09-03 Thread DJ Spark
do two hasMany relationships to that table, and make a model for it i've done that way to make a 'Vote' model , where I have a user_id and a movie_id , and the value for the vote also. phpnut said something about cake having this in a future release (adding different fields to a join table) s

Re: association model

2006-09-03 Thread Dolorian
Dolorian wrote: > Then I make a record for the season : > > $this->Season->save($countries_data) > this is wrong. I mean: $this->Season->save($this->params['form']['Season']) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Goo

Re: association model

2006-09-03 Thread Dolorian
Have tried many different wayes, but with no success. I can't think out how to populate a join table which has more than two fields. In the index controller I 'm using the following: $this->set('langs', $this->Lang->findAll()); In the form: .. input fields for the seasons table ... $html->inp

Re: association model

2006-08-31 Thread Guy
Dolorian wrote: > Thanks for the answer. > I have two questions on it: > > 1. I need to add an array item in Langs for every table that use langs, > right ? > 2. 'seasons_langs' has a third filed 'info', which actually holds the > specific language information (for the other tables there could be

Re: association model

2006-08-31 Thread Dolorian
Thanks for the answer. I have two questions on it: 1. I need to add an array item in Langs for every table that use langs, right ? 2. 'seasons_langs' has a third filed 'info', which actually holds the specific language information (for the other tables there could be more such fields). How am I s

Re: association model

2006-08-31 Thread Guy
I would bet on HABTM class Season extends AppModel { var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array ( 'Lang' => array('className' => 'Lang', 'joinTable' => 'seasons_langs')); } class Lang extends AppModel { var $