Hi delocalizer,
Thank you very much for your hint. You are absolutley right, I had an
issue with the set up of the array. I now got it all to work, finally
after 2 weeks I have to say.
So for everyone who got the same problem, the array for the hasMany
needs to look like this:
[Recipe] => Array
Hi Luke,
Yes the problem is that your data array is not in the right format.
The manual is pretty clear on the hasMany format (for your
ingredients) ... (http://book.cakephp.org/view/75/Saving-Your-Data)
but the format for the habtm model is not so obvious... if you are
attaching multiple subcateg
Hi,
Sorry that I have to get back again. I am still hanging on this
issue.
recipe HABTM subcategories
recipe hasMany ingredients
My $this->data array
Array
(
[Recipe] => Array
(
[id] => 6
[RecipeUIED] =>
[recipe_name] => Testname
)
Hi,
i have to get back to this topic, since I still have not found the
solution. When I print out the $this->data array, i get the below.
So now not forget,
recipe HABTM subcategories
recipe hasMany ingredients
Array
(
[Recipe] => Array
(
[id] => 6
[RecipeUI
Suppose that you have any validation, in your saveAll, you have to
chance your this->data. First, if you used save, the correct is save
($this->data), and not $this->data['Recipe']. As you are using
saveAll, your this->data must have similar to this below
$this->data = array(
0 => array(Recipe
Hi,
I have a form to add recipes to a database. I have got a HABTM
Relationship and a hasMany.
recipe HABTM subcategories
recipe hasMany ingredients
In my controller I using the following:
$this->Recipe->saveAll($this->data['Recipe'])
This updates my Recipe table with the HABTM Relationship.
