Re: "created" not filling right

After reading over the API and cookbook, I believe both are perfectly
correct (save vs create). Inserting $this->data within the parameter
list of Model::create() is unnecessary in most circumstances, but will
work. I think Model::create() was intended to solve specific issues
that would be difficult to solve with only Model::save().

On Apr 29, 9:43 am, Jon Bennett <jmbenn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Brendon,
>
> > Why does `cake bake` have that reversed?
>
> > $this->Model->create();    //empty
> > $this->Model->save($this->data);    //filled with sent data
>
> Not sure!
>
> > Also, is Daniel trying to update the found model (if found), or create
> > a new model?  I don't understand the reason for calling $this->Model-
> >>findById($id); in this instance.  I have a feeling that Jon was
> > assuming an additional record created from already existing data
> > within a different record (i.e.: copy), but is that correct?
>
> Indeed, that is [making a duplicate] exactly what I thought was
> happening, perhaps a misleading example was used in the first
> instance?
>
> j
>
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>
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