Re: "Pages" database table

Hi LipeDjow,

thanks for your advice and example, that sounds like most suitable
solution (also suggestion of j.blotus) in such situations.

Ladislav

On Sep 25, 9:33 pm, Felipe Tadeu <liped...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Ladislav,
>
> I had a similar problem, but in my case the table was called 'files'.
> My simple solution was to keep the table name, and change the name at
> application.
> i.e: table name as 'pages' and controller/model names as
> BookPagesController/BookPage (following the suggestion of j.blotus).
>
> At the model just need to set $useTable = 'pages'.
>
> class BookPage extends AppModel {
>
>     var $name = 'BookPage';
>     var $useTable = 'pages';
>
> }
>
> I don't like the idea to refactor the pages controller just to satisfy
> one module name.
>
> Hope that helps. =)
>
> PS: sorry for my bad english.
>
> LipeDjow
>
> On 24 set, 17:51, lado77 <rockl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Dear Cake Bakers,
>
> > In my app (currently being designed) I want to have "pages" database
> > table, simply because it is the most suitable name for it (Page
> > belongsTo Book, Book hasMany Pages). But this is of course in conflict
> > with Cake's default static content serving with its PagesController. I
> > really don't want to mix database entity "Page" with static content
> > "Page" into the common "PageController" as these 2 are totally
> > different things. So I see 2 possible solutions here. One would be to
> > rename(refactor) cake's PagesControler to something like
> > StaticController and all occurrences in URL from /pages/ to /static/.
> > But this seems to me quite stupid e.g. regarding future Cake's release
> > updates. Another solution would be to rename "Pages" table to
> > something different. But I don't like to complicate obvious and easy
> > things such as clear naming conventions. My question is: Have anybody
> > had experiences with such situation and what was your solution?
>
> > Ladislav

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