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# Jul 22nd 2017, 17:08 hmic just by creating your own entity base class and extending that instead of the cakephp one
# Jul 22nd 2017, 17:07 hmic you can make your entity classes use your own entity trait instead of the cakephp provided one easily.
# Jul 22nd 2017, 17:06 hmic iblumbo: have you worked with the magic getters and setter in php before? - if not, read the php manual about them, there are examples provided. you can just return NULL from a getter or raise an exception e.g. which basically makes the var private.
# Jul 22nd 2017, 17:05 iblumbo I checked the EntityTrait and I did see the _set method, but I've got stuck in where to override it and how make them look private :/
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:56 hmic with the __get and __set approach, you can make them look private by default, easily
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:56 hmic this said, it looks kind of feasable to make them private in cake - but - you would need to define all the classvars in this case, which is not required now.
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:55 hmic check the php magic __get and __set methods, you will find information on google on how to utilize them to make class variables *look* private, as you implement getters and setters implicitely with utilizing them, you would not need not provide real getters and setters. but you can! this is the approach cakephp and the entity classes use btw! check the source!
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:53 iblumbo I'll try to figure it out. thanks for the feedback hmic :)
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:53 iblumbo yeah yeah I know its an overhead, it's just for one academic assignment haha
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:44 hmic yeah, play things you can't on workdays
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:43 birdy247 I am working with Guzzle
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:43 birdy247 experimenting!
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:43 birdy247 I like staurdays for this
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:43 birdy247 :slightly_smiling_face:
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:43 hmic birdy247: not working really, just in the office, playing with alexa and building a philips hue emulator gadget at the moment
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:42 hmic entities are supposed to be as lightweight as possible (value objects). you do have getter/setters available though. you can overwrite whatever you want with specifying your own getter/setter methods technically making the properties private. but i dont see any use for that and it introduces lots of (unneccessary) additional overhead
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:42 birdy247 saturday working?
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:41 birdy247 Hey hmic
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:41 hmic still: whats the reasoning?
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:39 iblumbo Got it! Do you think there's a way to make every entity property private by default and create getter and setters to them in cake v3
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:17 hmic you can add private methods and variables to an entity. they will not get persisted to the db or set though
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:16 hmic iblumbo, whats the reasoning?
# Jul 22nd 2017, 16:09 iblumbo is it possible to encapsulate (make private) the properties from an Entity ?
# Jul 22nd 2017, 13:15 slackebot $name)); $conds['OR'][] = $concat;
# Jul 22nd 2017, 13:15 itamer My broken code so far $conds['OR']['Memberships.name'] = $name; //$conds['OR']["CONCAT(Individuals.firstname,' ',Individuals.lastname)"] = $name; $query = $this->Leads->find()->innerJoinWith('Individuals'); $concat = $query->func()->concat('Individuals.firstname' => 'identifier',' ','Individuals.lastname' => 'identifier']); debug($concat); //debug($query->like($
# Jul 22nd 2017, 13:13 itamer I'm going to need to change the way I run my queries. For the complex stuff I generally work through all the logic and build up $conds as necessary, $fields etc and then run it. This version seems to want a query written for each possible combination but maybe I'm missing the flexibility of it because I'm still way, way too new.
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:49 birdy247 should I expect table object to be called in the through model?
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:49 birdy247 If I am saving a belongsToMany with the "through" option
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:41 Guest68527 so A is not directly belong to C but using AB it belongs to ABC
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:40 Guest68527 AB belong to many C by ABC table
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:40 Guest68527 so A belongs to many B using table AB
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:39 Guest68527 Thanks Admad, but my problem is little different. While entering a course, first user can create course, the register course for each session. that register course can be available in multiple language
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:35 itamer @admad thank you though, I appreciate having a prompt response
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:35 itamer midnight might not be the best time to be reading that. Very diff from v1.2 and v2. I've got my work cut out for me!
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:35 admad Guest68527: https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/retrieving-data-and-resultsets.html#filtering-by-associated-data
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:32 Guest68527 admad, can you plz help me
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:28 itamer The other thing people will enter is "Sarah Smith and John Doe" which may actually be a match for another field (but not this one)
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:28 admad https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/query-builder.html#using-sql-functions
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:27 itamer I'll go back to that if I have to
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:27 itamer It's a quick and easy form for people to enter but I've wanted to avoid having to work out if "Sarah de Smith" or "Sarah van Smith" or "Sarah Jane Smith" has been entered - the concat worked just fine before but we've upgraded.
# Jul 22nd 2017, 12:25 admad @itamer why concat instead of just using firstname => 'Sarah' and 'lastname' => 'Smith' in conditions?