Upgraded for latest version of Cake and it works. It seemed that the
version on the server was quite old :)
Thanks for the replies.
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for me works too, exactly with phone numbers, I've one for
testing purposes and saves ok
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So far I have not had trouble doing this either, but if all else fails what happense if you cast that specific variable as a string in a beforeSave call.On 6/20/06,
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I'm not having any problems with this... I can save any kind ofnumeric/whatever, and the
I'm not having any problems with this... I can save any kind of
numeric/whatever, and the quotes are there. Are you using the latest
version of cake?
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Yes I pass an array of data for the method. I was just making long
story short there ;)
Can I force single quotes around each value? I can't, for example, add
+1 to the database becouse cake handles it as it were a number, not
a string. That is quite an annoying feature.
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Don't you need $this->data for a save?
$this->model->save($this->data);
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Hi!
I have a field in database that is varchar
Basicly I insert phone numbers in that field, but when I try
$this->model->save();
The sql-query looks like this:
INSERT INTO table (`mobile`) VALUES (0123455).
The query should look like this:
INSERT INTO table (`mobile`) VALUES ('012345').
beca
