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I think maybe the difference between what you and I was doing is that
I was trying to save multiple main records at one time, whereas you
were doing one.
$this-data[1]['Recipe']['name'] = 'Delicious apple pie';
$this-data[1]['Recipe']['serves'] = 6;
$this-data[1]['Recipe']['valid'] = 1;
Ok, just caught something in the cakephp online docs:
saveAll(array $data = null, array $options = array())
Used to save (a) multiple individual records for a single model or (b)
this record, as well as all associated records
So perhaps this means I'm just trying to do something that isn't
Hi Nancy,
I have a setup where I save the hasMany and HABTM in 1 go. It was a
bit tricky and took me aswell, I think 3 weeks (shame) to finally get
it sorted when I got the hint with the array setup.
It really is all about having the $this-data set up in the right
way.
I suppose you have a form
Yeah, this is essentially what I had to end up doing. I wanted to
save a bunch of records at once and it worked great until I added the
hasOne/hasMany relationship. So I had to stop saving them all at
once and do one at a time. But at least it saves the associated data
at the same time as it
Here's the structure I ended up having to go with
$save['Constoptvalue']['device_id'] = 16;
$save['Constoptvalue']['constopt_id'] = 1;
$save['Constoptvalue']['valid'] = 1;
$save['Compoundchainlist']['name'] = 'poohbear';
$save['Layer'][0]['layer_id']=4;
Hi Nancy,
I had the same issue like you are describing, how to save the
hasMany after positing it on here, I found the solution.
I have a recipe hasMany Ingredient relationship, the importance is to
have the array formated in the right way. It needs to look like below,
than it will work.
I was so happy. I finally figured out how to make saveAll work with
my HABTM relationship so I figured adding a hasMany would be a piece
of cake. I have a little practice data structure set up to test it
out.
$save[1]['Constoptvalue']['device_id'] = 16;
I just wanted to add, I'm saving multiple records at a time. So $this-
data might have an index going up to 5 or so with models for 3 or
more different things.
I did manage to get a hasMany to work, but not with multiple records.
$save['Firstname']['firstname']='Margarie';
