I recently started using cakephp3.
I'm trying to create a schedule that can be created and edited, and I'm trying to create a movement in the add action to register the schedule from April 1st to 30th, 2015 from a screen lined with 30 input fields for April 2015.
The part of the form is written according to the rules, and the value passed to the add action is
'Schedules' =>[
(int) 0 = > [
'day' =>'2015-04-01',
'event' = > 'Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
'start' = > '11',
'end' = > '12'
],
(int) 1 = > [
'day' =>'2015-04-02',
'event' = > 'aaaa',
'start' = > '22',
'end' = > '23'
],……
It's shaped like this, but it's as follows.
public function add(){
$schedulestable=TableRegistry::get('Schedules');
if($this->request->is('post'))){
$schedules=$scheduled->newEntities($this->request->data());
foreach($schedules as$schedule){
$schedulestable->save($schedule);
}
}
$this->set('schedules',$schedules);
}
Attempting to save by converting it to an entity does not work and nothing is saved.
By the way
public function add(){
$schedulestable=TableRegistry::get('Schedules');
$schedules=$scheduled->newEntity();
if($this->request->is('post'))){
$schedules = $schedulesstable->patchEntities($schedules, $this->request->data());
foreach($schedules as$schedule){
$schedulestable->save($schedule);
}
}
$this->set('schedules',$schedules);
}
I tried writing it first and then writing it down, but it still didn't work.In both cases, the $schedules value just before turning the loop is
[
(int) 0 = > object(App\Model\Entity\Schedule) {
'new' = > true,
'accessible' = > [
'*' =>true
],
'properties' = > [
(int) 0 = > [
'day' =>'2015-04-01',
'event' = > 'Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
'start' = > '11',
'end' = > '12'
],
(int) 1 = > [
'day' =>'2015-04-02',
'event' = > 'aaaa',
'start' = > '22',
'end' = > '23'
],……
I suspect that the reason is that the array has only one element, and the loop immediately after it turns up in this upper tier (actually *debug($schedule)* in foreach results like that), but I don't know how it works.Of course, I tried $schedules[0] to spin it with foreach, but it didn't work.
By the way, when I post to the add action, no errors, no warnings are displayed, and no data is saved, so nothing happens.
How can I solve this problem?Or is the cause different from what I think?Please let me know
php cakephp
CakePHP3 does not treat multiple entities unless the associative array key to be passed to newEntities is numeric.
$schedules=$scheduled->newEntities($this->request->data('Schedules'));
as shown in
Internally, the value passed to newEntities() is passed to \Cake\ORM\Marshaller::many()
public function many(array$data,array$options=[])
{
$output=[];
foreach($data as$record){
$output[] = $this->one($record,$options);
}
return$output;
}
Because it is processed as shown in , you will find that the key to the request data is not working if it remains Schedules.
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