cakephp-2.0

To find id whose value is equal to the id of an array of ids: $this->YourModel->find('all', array( 'conditions' => array( "YourModel.id" => array(1, 2, 3, 4) ) )); How I can do the opposite, find elements where the ids are different than an array of ids? This should work: $this->YourModel->find('all', array( 'conditions' => array( "NOT" => array( "YourModel.id" => array(1, 2, 3, 4) ) ) )); http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/models/retrieving-your-data.html#complex-find-conditions 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14508682/find-where-id-is-not-in-array-of-ids

On an edit page for the model Test I want to be able to update the "Questions.order" field on all of it's associated (by hasMany) questions from the same form. I've ready the Cake book chapter on saveMany()/saveAll() in the book, and I'm using the Model.0.field syntax but I can't figure out how to tell CakePHP which record to corresponds to which input. Should the # in Model.#.field correspond to the question's id field? Here's what I'm currently doing: echo $this->Form->create( 'Question', array('action'=>'order')); $n = 0; foreach ($questions_array as $question) : ?> <?php echo $this->Form-

I'd like to create a new exception, called SecurityException. Where should I put the code? class SecurityException extends CakeException {}; Thanks! Create an exceptions.php file, put it on the Lib folder and fill it up with all your *Exception classes. Then include it on your application's bootstrap file. require APP . 'Lib' . DS . 'exceptions.php'; All exceptions will become available application wide. I followed luchomolina's 2nd answer (commented on his own answer), and thought it deserved to be an official answer: Here's another approach: "put exceptions in ([plugin-if-any])/Lib/Error

In CakePHP 1.3 you can create a form with multiple submit buttons: echo $this->Form->submit('Submit 1', array('name'=>'submit'); echo $this->Form->submit('Submit 2', array('name'=>'submit'); and detect which submit button was pressed in the controller with: if (isset($this->params['form']['submit']) && $this->params['form']['submit'] == "Submit 1") { // first button clicked } In CakePHP, $this->params['form'] isn't set and the clicked button value doesn't appear anywhere in $this->request, $this->request->data, $this->params, $this->data or $_POST . How do I determine which button has been

In View, I can get action by using $this->action But, I cannot get controller name by $this->controller What is the proper way to get current controller in View? Wa0x6e Use $this->params['controller'] to get the current controller. You can do a debug($this->params) to see other available variables. trante You can get controller like this: echo "<pre>controller:".$this->request->params['controller']."</pre>"; Although $this->params is shorter, $this->request->params is more autocomplete friendly. You can check the autocomplete options from this question: PHPStorm autocomplete for CakePHP custom

UPDATE: the question i asked doesn't quite cover how deep i went in doing this upgrade! If you stumble on this, i hope the answer i pushed is useful to you So, in an effort to get the "forum" plugin working, i've decided to upgrade cakephp from 1.3 to 2.1 (This was because the forum plugin uses something called CakeDC utils, and they are already up to cakephp 2.0, and surprise surprise, the 2.3 version of forum isn't clear which utils it works with...) Ok, so I have run the cake upgrader magic thing, in accordance with the instructions found here: http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/console-and