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Feb 4th 2018, 11:10 |
kitcat711 |
help with matching not workinas expected |
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Feb 4th 2018, 10:35 |
 turkles |
Are the results duplicated in any way? Not much to go on there.. |
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Feb 4th 2018, 07:26 |
itamer |
I have two tables in the join array, both get displayed in the sql but it's as if the second join and the order() get stripped off the query. |
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Feb 4th 2018, 07:22 |
itamer |
I've got a findAuth function so that the login function applies the correct rules. Within that function I have some debugging. If I run the query sql I get 3 results, if I look in the results of toArray() I have about 20 results. Any ideas what might be happening or how to debug? ob_start(); debug($query); debug($query->toArray()); $str = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); |
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Feb 4th 2018, 03:56 |
turkles |
a class outside of cakephp? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 03:52 |
admad |
I would suggest moving the fetch and processing logic in separate class. |
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Feb 4th 2018, 03:50 |
turkles |
at the moment I have a behaviour that handles the data grab in a generic fashion which I can then use in various models. I am struggling more with where I put the logic side, ie. initiate a fetch, process, and save, so that I can use in both a controller and a shell |
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Feb 4th 2018, 03:45 |
admad |
Checkout muffin/webservice plugin if you want to implement ORM type access to the webservice |
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Feb 4th 2018, 03:45 |
admad |
@turkles you can ake your own classes under a custom App\Webservice namespace. |
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Feb 4th 2018, 02:49 |
turkles |
Hi all, where would I keep code which fetches external API data, processes and stores the response in my database? I want to perform this from either a shell or a controller - as in some cases it will be cron driven, and in others a user on my website may request it? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:55 |
itamer |
Either way, the sql that gets shown when I debug isn't the sql that's getting run |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:54 |
itamer |
I find contain works well for belongsTo but not hasMany |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:50 |
ricksaccous |
table class* |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:50 |
ricksaccous |
and then use contain |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:50 |
ricksaccous |
i always just define associations in the table model itself |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:50 |
ricksaccous |
to be honest i've never used the join method |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:49 |
itamer |
aah, no, scratch that, toArray() also shows the wrong data, as if the joins are being ignored at run time even though the sql shows it |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:47 |
itamer |
even though I see the sql when I debug $query somehow the records that get returned have the joins stripped off. Does that sound right? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:46 |
itamer |
@ricksaccous, if you're still around. I'm running findAuth to extend the rules on the records that get returned |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:19 |
ricksaccous |
I had no idea where to begin debugging, was going to suggest possible foul play in the callback methods |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:19 |
ricksaccous |
@itamer nice, glad you got it working |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:18 |
itamer |
@ricksaccous somehow I just fixed it, been chasing my tail on this for hours. very frustrating. |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:16 |
slackebot |
DESC', |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:16 |
itamer |
'sql' => 'SELECT Individuals.id AS `Individuals__id`, Individuals.email AS `Individuals__email`, Individuals.password AS `Individuals__password` FROM individuals Individuals INNER JOIN memberships Memberships ON Individuals.membership_id = Memberships.id INNER JOIN finances Finances ON Finances.membership_id = :c0 WHERE (Individuals.email = :c1 AND Individuals.status in (:c2,:c3) AND Memberships.softdelete = :c4) ORDER BY Finances.enddate |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:16 |
itamer |
but if I get the sql and paste it direct into the database (and tidy up the variables) I get the right data |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:16 |
itamer |
that's right |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:14 |
ricksaccous |
so you do a debug on $user after this and it's null? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:13 |
itamer |
yep, there are 3 records that match for the email I'm testing with, I want the first one |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:13 |
ahmed_bodi |
exactly as i needed it to |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:12 |
ahmed_bodi |
the core of the issue was actually using varchar's for the id's due to an auth plugin i had used prior, but removed all the old crap and convertedit all back to int's and now all works great |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:12 |
ricksaccous |
@itamer ->first only returns one result.. how are you getting null? what returns null exactly? that code you posted? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:11 |
ahmed_bodi |
i finally got it |
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Feb 4th 2018, 01:11 |
ahmed_bodi |
@hmic your awesome |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:45 |
slackebot |
, 'conditions' => ['Memberships.id' => 'Individuals.membership_id'] ] , 'Finances' => [ 'table' => 'finances' , 'type' => 'INNER' , 'conditions' => ['Finances.membership_id' => 'Memberships.id'] ]]) ->order(['Finances.enddate' => 'DESC']) ->first(); |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:45 |
itamer |
$user = $this->find() ->select(['Individuals.id', 'Individuals.email', 'Individuals.password', 'Finances.enddate']) ->where([ 'Individuals.email' => $email , 'Individuals.status IN' => ['g','m'] , 'Memberships.softdelete' => 'N' ]) ->join([ 'Memberships' => [ 'table' => 'memberships' , 'type' => 'INNER' |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:45 |
itamer |
aargh, I just broke something. I'll past the code below. It's in a table file, if I debug to get the query and run it I get 3 results. but the cake3 query returns null. Any ideas? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:44 |
ahmed_bodi |
:) |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:44 |
popperz0r |
thanks |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:44 |
popperz0r |
yep! :P |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:43 |
popperz0r |
content type json? |
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Feb 4th 2018, 00:43 |
popperz0r |
https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views/json-and-xml-views.html#creating-json-views |