Re: useTable problem?

Had similar problem with HABTM relation too - by unknown reason Cake
creates AppModel instance for M:M link table instead of existing
model. In my case it was solved by switching order of models load -
make first "problem" models load and only then load models with them
in associations. I done it by $uses = array('OrderPayment', ...,
'Order') - listed all linked models before the only one really needed.
Don't know will this help you too.

On Mar 3, 1:12 am, DragonFlyEye <dragonflyey...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, strange behavior which is probably just a misunderstanding of a
> n00b, but here goes:
>
> I have models for 'Order,' 'OrderPayment', 'OrderDetail',
> 'OrderShipment', 'OrderCredit', 'OrderCoupon'. All of these, because
> I'm trying to transition from an old system into a new system, have
> tables with different naming conventions, specifically 'LatteOrder,'
> 'LatteOrderPayment', 'LatteOrderDetail', 'LatteOrderShipment',
> 'LatteOrderCredit', 'LatteOrderCoupon'. In the models, I have them
> using the proper table names:
>
> class OrderPayment extends AppModel {
> var $name                       = 'OrderPayment';
> var $useTable           = 'latteorderpayment';
> var $primaryKey         = 'PaymentID';
>
> }
>
> And in any one of those cases, I can setup a controller and view and
> complete the "circuit" if you will. They all seem to be working
> independently of one another. That includes setting up hasMany
> relationships:
>
> class Order extends AppModel {
> var $name                       = 'Order';
> var $useTable           = 'latteorder';
> var $primaryKey         = 'LatteOrderID';
> var $hasMany            = array(
>                                                         'OrderPayment',
>                                                         'OrderDetail',
>                                                         'OrderShipment',
>                                                         'OrderCredit',
>                                                         'OrderCoupon'
>                                                         );}
>
> However, I have a controller which doesn't need it's own model, but
> rather uses the Orders table. When I run this controller, I get an
> error message:
>
> class momExtractController extends AppController {
>         var $uses = array('Order');
>
> }
>
> Error: "Error:  Database table order_payments for model OrderPayment
> was not found."
>
> If I comment out the OrderPayment table in the $hasMany variable, the
> next one in line comes up as the error message. What's going on?

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