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May 30th 2021, 13:43 |
etibor |
the fields look like this storage.$i._joinData.score |
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May 30th 2021, 13:42 |
kevin.pfeifer |
ha ok |
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May 30th 2021, 13:41 |
etibor |
the last thing would be to show the error message by the properly form field |
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May 30th 2021, 13:41 |
kevin.pfeifer |
hello :) |
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May 30th 2021, 13:41 |
etibor |
the solution almost work perfectly |
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May 30th 2021, 13:40 |
etibor |
hello Kevin |
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May 30th 2021, 08:26 |
kevin.pfeifer |
:clap: ndm |
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May 30th 2021, 04:17 |
admad |
@ndm You are already the north star of this channel for quite a while, guiding the lost souls. |
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May 30th 2021, 01:59 |
davinci |
nice!!! thanks! |
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May 30th 2021, 01:47 |
ndm |
Other than custom associations like those, the pretty much only other option would be to manually load the associated results in a result formatter, where you have access to the binding key values. You'd have to use something similar with row numbering window functions, or you'd have to run one additional query per parent, which kinda sucks @davinci |
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May 30th 2021, 01:39 |
ndm |
Now it's my time to shine :) https://github.com/icings/partitionable |
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May 30th 2021, 01:23 |
davinci |
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, but can't think of it |
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May 30th 2021, 01:23 |
davinci |
Want to limit a contained data set to 10 Prices for each PriceSource, but doing it like this limits to 10 total: ```->contain([ 'PriceSources' => [ 'Prices' => function (Query $q) { return $q->where(['Prices.model'=>'Car', 'foreign_key'=>123456])->order(['Prices.date' => 'DESC'])->limit(10); }, ] ])``` |
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May 29th 2021, 22:50 |
kevin.pfeifer |
:+1::the_horns: |
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May 29th 2021, 22:47 |
etibor |
Kevin thank you really much i think the hard part is over, now i hope i will manage if not i will ask a little more help nex time |
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May 29th 2021, 22:43 |
kevin.pfeifer |
puh, dont really know. guess foreach |
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May 29th 2021, 22:42 |
etibor |
or is there an easier way? |
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May 29th 2021, 22:42 |
etibor |
should i go through wit a foreach ? |
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May 29th 2021, 22:41 |
etibor |
yes beacuse on the form there are multiple score form fields |
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May 29th 2021, 22:40 |
kevin.pfeifer |
but if at least you can get to the data ^^ |
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May 29th 2021, 22:40 |
kevin.pfeifer |
mhmm ok, could be that this is a difference from cake3 to 4 |
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May 29th 2021, 22:39 |
etibor |
the (false) data field is avaliable in a _joinData |
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May 29th 2021, 22:29 |
etibor |
moment please |
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May 29th 2021, 22:29 |
kevin.pfeifer |
before you call the save function |
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May 29th 2021, 22:28 |
kevin.pfeifer |
do you contain the storage model? |
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May 29th 2021, 22:28 |
kevin.pfeifer |
in your edit function |
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May 29th 2021, 22:28 |
kevin.pfeifer |
ok and in your controller |
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May 29th 2021, 22:28 |
etibor |
it does not show the Storage Model's field values |
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May 29th 2021, 22:27 |
etibor |
okey var_dump helped to print out |
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May 29th 2021, 22:26 |
kevin.pfeifer |
or after the add |
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May 29th 2021, 22:25 |
kevin.pfeifer |
so like parallel to the add |
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May 29th 2021, 22:25 |
kevin.pfeifer |
if you put a die outside of that function does it then stop? |
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May 29th 2021, 22:24 |
kevin.pfeifer |
:thinking_face: |
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May 29th 2021, 22:24 |
etibor |
but its just jump over and display save successfull message |
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May 29th 2021, 22:24 |
etibor |
i tried to debug the entity: $rules->add(function ($entity, $options) {debug($entity);die; |
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May 29th 2021, 22:24 |
kevin.pfeifer |
so like `$this->Documents->get($id)->contain('Storage')` |
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May 29th 2021, 22:23 |
kevin.pfeifer |
when you do the save function on the entity it needs to already contain the connected data |
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May 29th 2021, 22:22 |
kevin.pfeifer |
where i have my ->contain() in the query |
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May 29th 2021, 22:22 |
etibor |
in an edit |
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May 29th 2021, 22:22 |
kevin.pfeifer |
i just checked in the edit form before |
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May 29th 2021, 22:21 |
kevin.pfeifer |
are you in an add form or in the edit form? |