Have you defined the non-conventional id in your model ?
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--Hi Guys.I have a edit form. When i make changes and click update its creating a new id and insert as new.I have 'c_id' in my table instead of 'id'Here is my codepublic function editContact( $c_id = null ) {//echo $c_id;if( !$c_id ) {throw new NotFoundException( __( 'Invalid Post' ) );}$contact = $this->Contact->findBycId( $c_id );if( !$contact ) {throw new NotFoundException( __( 'Invalid Post' ) );}$id = $c_id;if( $this->request->is( array( 'post', 'put' ) ) ) {$this->Contact->cid = $id;echo $this->Contact->cid;if( $this->Contact->save( $this->request->data ) ) {$this->Session->setFlash( __( 'Data Updated' ) );return $this->redirect( array( 'action' => 'index' ) );}$this->Session->setFlash( __( 'Unable To update Data!' ) );}if( !$this->request->data ) {$this->request->data = $contact;}}My question is how cakePHP knows the difference new post and update post
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