On Tuesday, 28 January 2014 14:43:50 UTC+1, Sam Clauw wrote:
Is there nobody who can help me with this? Could it be possibile dat the datebase field type "year" isn't supported in CakePHP? If yes, what should I use instead? Varchar or...?
> 'type' => 'year',
A year input is intended to be used as part of a date - it doesn't work on it's own. If you check the html source your data will be ala:
<select name="data[Foo][opened][year]">
and not
<select name="data[Foo][opened]">
Instead of using `year` - I suggest to use a select (which is all the year input is) like so:
$years = range(1954, date('Y') + 1);
$years = array_combine($years, $years);
'opened' => array(
'label' => 'Year opening',
'options' => $years,
'empty' => 'Kies...'
),
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