There 'work around' doesn't exactly work:
I'd have to override schema() in my model to add the fields. Then I
could manually call deconstruct().
However, overriding schema will be done for ALL of the model's
functions. I would then get problems when performing find('all'), etc.
On Jan 13, 2:00
Try:
$property_formatted_date_string = $this-Model-deconstruct($this-
data['Model']['datefield']);
When you're saving data, it seems to work fine without calling
Model::deconstruct, but if you're doing 'custom' date fields (e.g.,
searching records in a database) it appears that you need to
In one of the latest SVN versions of CakePHP this seems to have been redone.
It now returns:
['to']['year']
['to']['month']
['to']['day']
cleanUpFields is gone. It should be done automatically through the model,
BUT I can't get it to save to the database. Out well.
On Dec 5, 2007 9:51 PM, Baz
What does it say cleanUpFields() was replaced by? Maybe you could use
that
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Model::deconstruct() I think
http://api.cakephp.org/1.2/class_model.html#0198f3999e2942f8e82db80fc9e19c30
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On Dec 11, 2007 8:33 AM, Gwoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does it say cleanUpFields() was replaced by? Maybe you could use
that
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(the old fart) the advice is
Yeah, I saw that...
And I also saw something that said this is called through Model::set().
But, I'm still lost as to how to use it.
Also, what I did was I got the latest SVN and I just did a bake on a simple
database with a date field. Long story short, it doesn't work.
I think I'll just
It says it was replaced by: Model::deconstruct()
But the functionality is different. Doing a direct call didn't work for me.
Even if it did, there's another issue with the latest version not saving
dates and times to the database. I think I'll just hold up on the SVN for
now. At least until they
Is it a big deal to not have them in the database? Maybe if I
understood the context a bit better then I might be able to suggest
something more appropriate.
In my forms when I have datetime fields, I separate them off into two
fields - date as d/m/y and time as any string strtotime() handles.
Sorry AD, you've totally lost me.
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On Dec 5, 2007 5:09 AM, AD7six [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 5, 8:57 am, Baz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK,
I've banged my head against the wall a million
With AD's technique (which looks kinda cool), you would still need to
write a custom method to handle the data conversion from your date
input to an sql datetime.
All depends on your form I guess. Since I'm in Australia, I want to
convert my form fields from
dd/mm/ (aus format) to
On Dec 5, 8:57 am, Baz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK,
I've banged my head against the wall a million times. This is my problem:
I got date and time fields which I need. They are not associated with the
model or database.
I call them like so:
echo $form-input('from',
Ouch, ok.
My *actual* problem is specific to time however: [1]:[02] [AM] becomings -
[1]:[2] in $this-data. Therefore, becoming 1:2am in my string and causing
me strtotime to fail.
OK, I'll just use my own fields. I just thought there was a simpler method.
Just figured if it's there, I should be
My thinking is if there's already a function there, maybe there's someway I
can use it without doing my own. I'm tried concatinating the fields, but
that didn't work so well (stuff like 1:02 am, for some reason becomes 1:2 am
and then strtotime doesn't work).
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Hey, thanX for all the help people.
I took the lazy way out though. I copied a huge chunk outta cleanUpFields.
Actually, it's more like I removed the loops.
So now I got this:
function cleanUpField($field, $type, $modelClass = null)
And I call it like:
$this-cleanUpFiend('to', 'date');
OK,
I've banged my head against the wall a million times. This is my problem:
I got date and time fields which I need. They are not associated with the
model or database.
I call them like so:
echo $form-input('from', array('label' = 'From', 'type' = 'date',
'div' = 'date'));
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