If the user has to add the Event first, then go through date by date
reloading every time, then that's because you built the system that
way. From my perspective it's easier to normalise and simplify now
than it is to future-proof something like this duplication script.
And if you ever have to implement a search? Even more work now you
have to deal with duplicated results.
On Nov 2, 6:58 pm, Octavian <octaviansus...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Because I thought it would make things too complicated. The user would
> have to add an event first, then add several days to it. Doing it all
> in once seems me easier.
>
> I actually found the right code:
> foreach ($this->data['Event'] as $event) {
> $event['name'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['name'];
> $event['description'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['description'];
> $event['website_url'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['website_url'];
> $event['flyer_url'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['flyer_url'];
> $event['email'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['email'];
> $event['tickets'] = $this->data['Event'][0]['tickets'];
>
> $this->Event->saveAll($event);
> $this->Session->setFlash(__('The Event saved.', true));
>
> }
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