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Jan 30th 2014, 20:24 |
the-neon |
if you mean retrieve on the relationship |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:24 |
the-neon |
output on view? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:24 |
the-neon |
retrieve? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:23 |
the-neon |
when you say show... you mean? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:23 |
Nick____ |
how hard is it to only show child pages based on a variable too? so only show child pages where active=1 |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:23 |
the-neon |
Nick___ yup! you got it |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:23 |
the-neon |
Nick___ careful on your declaration tho, I had a weird error because I was careless |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
Nick____ |
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/6ad1338cf012cc56f51d |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
kerin |
Just felt inelegant :/ |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
Nick____ |
I think I found it :) |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
the-neon |
kerin, sweet |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
kerin |
BackEndCoder, the-neon, no longer an issue. Wrote a loop to make pretty arrays, done and done |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
the-neon |
the book has an example on relationships between the same model |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:22 |
the-neon |
Nick____, yes |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:21 |
Nick____ |
Is it possible to do a join within the same model? for example a page may have a parent_id column, so I want to get ALL pages where parent ID is null (all parents) and then within the array of the page get all child pages |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:20 |
kerin |
I misspoke earlier |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:20 |
kerin |
the-neon, fetchAll |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:20 |
chris______ |
Here it is the debugged $this->request->data and $relationshipData http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1274421597 |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:20 |
the-neon |
is that array through Containable or a chain find? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:19 |
BackEndCoder |
why its giving you 0 arrays inside i don't know howeverf |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:19 |
BackEndCoder |
you will have to malipulate it before you push it to the view |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:19 |
the-neon |
yeah |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:19 |
BackEndCoder |
as its clearly not |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:19 |
BackEndCoder |
it will only come out how you would prefer if its all from the same table |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:18 |
BackEndCoder |
it pushes it out with numbers in it when it doesn't know what to call the fields |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:18 |
kerin |
no |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:18 |
BackEndCoder |
yeah are you using a count or something werid ? |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:17 |
kerin |
example :) |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:17 |
kerin |
http://pastebin.com/meRfuiGX |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:17 |
BackEndCoder |
kerin, sorry that was too many big words |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:17 |
the-neon |
both of you actually |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
the-neon |
thanks mate |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
the-neon |
haha |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
BackEndCoder |
ACTION hides |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
todds |
freakin backendcoder |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
BackEndCoder |
sweet |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
the-neon |
HUH. |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
the-neon |
THAT WORKED. |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
kerin |
BackEndCoder, the returned array has the columns for each table in my multi-table query in its own sub-array |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
BackEndCoder |
aye |
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Jan 30th 2014, 20:16 |
the-neon |
$this->request->data['CustomerPrice'] then |