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Jan 30th 2014, 20:00 |
the-neon |
BackEndCoder, if the save() isn't working... how to find why? debugKit isn't giving me much to work with |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
liamkeily |
rather than going through the array unlocking each index and field. |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
BackEndCoder |
or you could just do a direct save on the joining table |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
liamkeily |
is it possible to unlock an array of fields in one line? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
todds |
ah, this one speaks spanish. :) |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
BackEndCoder |
with some pretty arrays of data |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:59 |
BackEndCoder |
i singular save(); etc |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
BackEndCoder |
then a normal hasMany will be fine |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
the-neon |
it's an admin panel but I was thinking a form per customer |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
BackEndCoder |
otherwise it will look just has a normal hasMany save |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
BackEndCoder |
if its an admin panel, and you are doing it for more than one customer a saveall is required |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
the-neon |
ACTION [~]# cake quien es tu papi |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
BackEndCoder |
infact you don't have to use a saveall, if you are doing it for a singular customer |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:58 |
the-neon |
hmmmm |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:57 |
BackEndCoder |
^^ |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:57 |
todds |
you'll still need to generate entries as necessary, but if a customer doesn't receive a custom price, then don't generate an entry. |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:57 |
the-neon |
(a CustomerPrice row I mean ) |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:56 |
the-neon |
that would create a row for each product... so that's where I've been wrong? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:56 |
BackEndCoder |
you would use a saveAll |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:56 |
the-neon |
I was thinking of a form listing price fields for each active product in the DB |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:56 |
BackEndCoder |
yeah exactly, could it would be linking for no reason |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:56 |
the-neon |
how would I go if I need the customer to be able to mass overwrite the product prices? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
todds |
and, more importantly, the row doesn't mean anything. |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
thats a lot of rows |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
cause everyone customer for every product would needa row |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
todds |
^^ +1 |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
don't use null |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
if its not, its default |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
its overridden |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
if the row is there |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
BackEndCoder |
yeah |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
the-neon |
this is an override per customer |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:55 |
the-neon |
Product model has a price field |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
the-neon |
the product price is used |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
BackEndCoder |
you just wouldn't have the association in the table |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
the-neon |
if it's null it doesn't take it under account |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
BackEndCoder |
you wouldn't want it to be null |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
the-neon |
si senior |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
BackEndCoder |
and if its null its the default price for the product ? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
BackEndCoder |
yeah thats what you want |
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Jan 30th 2014, 19:54 |
the-neon |
with id, customer_id, product_id, price ( can be null ) |