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Sep 5th 2019, 14:17 |
 david098 |
Could be the solution, but my brain freezes at the moment, so any suggestion is welcome... |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:14 |
ricksaccous |
@david098 wouldn't you just need a matching on statements as well? |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:14 |
ricksaccous |
no problem |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:12 |
g.catania |
thanks anyway |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:12 |
g.catania |
ok solved. My bad! I was using the very same key "capabilities-".$this->request->getSession()->read('Auth.User.id') in two different queries holding different things. I messed up :) |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:12 |
david098 |
I added my question to stack overflow, so any help is welcome : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57807225 |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:05 |
maymeow |
updated :) |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:04 |
spriz |
I'd follow official docs ;P https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/table-objects.html#customizing-the-entity-class-a-table-uses |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:04 |
maymeow |
when i want to change entity class i can use `protected $_entityClass = ApplicationUser::class;` ?? |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:03 |
slackebot |
public function validationDefault(Validator $validator) { parent::validationDefault($validator); // TODO: Change the autogenerated stub return $validator; } } ``` |
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Sep 5th 2019, 14:03 |
maymeow |
its cake php ok when i extending table and entity classes? ``` class ApplicationUsersTable extends UsersTable { protected $_entityClass = ApplicationUser::class; public function initialize(array $config) { parent::initialize($config); // TODO: Change the autogenerated stub $this->hasMany('Addresses', [ 'foreignKey' => 'user_id', 'className' => 'PostBox.Addresses' ]); } |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:53 |
ricksaccous |
also you might want to clear the cache |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:53 |
ricksaccous |
what do you get? |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:52 |
ricksaccous |
if you debug after calling toArray() |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:51 |
g.catania |
nothing changed |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:51 |
g.catania |
I tried already both toArray() and execute() |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:50 |
ricksaccous |
lol |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:50 |
ricksaccous |
as for why cache even affects that I dunno |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:49 |
ricksaccous |
toArray executes the query |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:49 |
ricksaccous |
I suppose the query hasn't been executed yet, I think you're not getting a ResultSet object back when you cache, but without cache you are getting one |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:48 |
ricksaccous |
->cache('something')->toArray(); |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:48 |
ricksaccous |
try adding toArray after cache |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:47 |
g.catania |
if I omit the ->cache() part works |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:46 |
g.catania |
foreach ($user_capabilities as ....) <- this throws the error reported above |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:46 |
g.catania |
$user_capabilities = $this->Capabilities->find() ->contain('CapabilityGroups') ->matching('Groups.Users', function($q) { return $q->where(['Users.id' => $this->request->getSession()->read('Auth.User.id')]); })->cache("capabilities-".$this->request->getSession()->read('Auth.User.id'), 'capabilities'); |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:42 |
g.catania |
I'm running on CakePHP 3.0.x |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:42 |
ricksaccous |
@g.catania show code |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:41 |
g.catania |
As matter of fact, my foreach (working flawlessy before cache() introduction) throws: "Objects returned by Cake\ORM\Query::getIterator() must be traversable or implement interface Iterator" |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:40 |
g.catania |
Hi guys. I'm having an hard time figuring out why chaining ->cache() to my query, I can't iterate it. From docs I read "->cache() returns this, meaning a Cake\ORM\Query object". |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:39 |
david098 |
@colas.ruamps that isn't working either as clients are put multiple times in the resultset for every statement due... ->group(['Clients.id']) is also no solution as only 1 statement is left over in the resultset |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:34 |
alexdd55976 |
ok, see your point. |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:34 |
david098 |
@alexdd55976 I prefer to start from clients as i want to loop through the clients and send them an email with the request of missing statements for their contracts |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:27 |
colas.ruamps |
@david098 you could try to add `->matching('Contracts.Statements', function(....` |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:26 |
alexdd55976 |
@david098 this is my rough idea ``` $query = $this->Contracts->where(['Contracts.published'=>true]); }) ->contain('Contracts.Statements', function ($q) use ($date) { return $q ->where(['amount IS'=>NULL]) ->where(['Statements.periodend <=' => '2019-09-30']) ->order(['periodend'=>'ASC']); }) ->contain('Clients') ->order(['Clients.name'=>'ASC']); ``` |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:25 |
neon1024 |
Is there a funky collection method which I could use to pick the highest value in an array of arrays? |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:23 |
david098 |
This my query at the moment, but it is returning all clients including contracts with no statements due |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:23 |
alexdd55976 |
the biggest factor seems to be contracts, so start here.. get all contracts.published, then get the statements and the clients |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:22 |
david098 |
`$query = $this->Statements->Contracts->Clients->find();` `$query` ` ->matching('Contracts', function ($q) {` ` return $q->where(['Contracts.published'=>true]);` ` })` ` ->contain('Contracts.Statements', function ($q) use ($date) {` ` return $q` ` ->where(['amount IS'=>NULL])` ` ->where(['Statements.periodend <=' => $date])` ` ->order(['periodend'=>'ASC']);` ` })` ` ->order(['Clients.name'=>'ASC']);` |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:21 |
alexdd55976 |
you could try (the obvious) to get over clients to contracts to statements. |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:21 |
alexdd55976 |
depenends from which side you comin. |
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Sep 5th 2019, 13:15 |
slackebot |
will I end up doing loops and do "manual"checks? |