Re: Naming Conventions

keep your shirt on, we're trying to help. its a little hard without seeing the code.

i.e. if we had the code we could try and bake it out on our machines and debug it at this end for you.

did you use cake bake controller when you baked the controller? from memory, it'll build the controller as a scaffold if you do that (i.e. non interactive baking), and I think last time i did that it struggled to bake the views (i guess no controller methods to introspect)

if so, try:

cake bake controller --public FavoritePosts

which will bake the concrete FavoritePosts methods... then try giving the view another go.

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 10:20 PM, Advantage+ <movepixels@gmail.com> wrote:

It's the same db I used with  1.3.x and it baked everything fine.
I am now trying to do the same site in 2.1.x but it will not bake the views
for multi_word (single table) named, anything with an underscore cake is
thinking joined relationship tables. (No double plural naming for joined
names either) favorite_posts not favorites_posts
ITS BAKES THE CONTROLLER AND MODEL IT'S ONLY THE VIEW IT SAYS IS MISSING THE
MODEL.....

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Subject: Re: Naming Conventions

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Greg Skerman <gskerman@gmail.com> wrote:
> yeah i'm an all bake, all the time kinda guy. For most of the tools I
> write it works beautifully, because business systems tend to be based
> around CRUD
> - so maybe half my time is spent mapping a schema, then a bit of time
> mucking around in the scaffold, then build concrete classes and spend
> the rest of my time writing the small bits of business logic required
> and making it look nice/doing javascript bits etc.
>
> I'm the stereotypical lazy programmer :P

No harm in that  :)

> Heres an example. Current tool is a job number application form. It
> has 3 tables, applications, application_questions, application_answers
>
> running up the console right now, i get:
>
> Possible Models based on your current database:
> 1. Application
> 2. ApplicationQuestion
> 3. ApplicationAnswer
> Enter a number from the list above,
> type in the name of another model, or 'q' to exit [q] >
>
> had to do it to prove it to myself (It is Friday afternoon afterall,
> and I am liable to say stupid things) - but yeah, seems that it copes
> with underscores correctly - the baked models are not join tables, and
> the structure is Application hasMany ApplicationQuestion hasMany
> ApplicationAnswer, which is precisely what I expect it to be (no HABTM
> in sight).

That's cleared that up for me. I had never tried it out, it was just a hunch
that occured to me when I read it again.

> so either theres a problem with OP's schema, or possibly a custom
> inflection rule which is seeing "favorite" as plural, or I have no
idea....

Kersacly.

Mike.

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