Check your class name in the association you have defined:
'className' => 'Children',
Should it not be:
'className' => 'Child',
Enjoy, John
On Tuesday, 24 June 2014 14:29:52 UTC+3, Gregory Fox wrote:
-- 'className' => 'Children',
Should it not be:
'className' => 'Child',
Enjoy, John
On Tuesday, 24 June 2014 14:29:52 UTC+3, Gregory Fox wrote:
Hi,I need an association where therapists have many children and visa-versa.I have 3 tables:therapistschildrenchildren_therapistsYou can see the association below:Therapist.phppublic $hasAndBelongsToMany = array('Child' =>array('className' => 'Children','joinTable' => 'children_therapists','foreignKey' => 'therapist_id','associationForeignKey' => 'child_id','unique' => true,'conditions' => '','fields' => '','order' => 'Child.last_name','limit' => '','offset' => '','finderQuery' => '','with' => ''));In the Child.php model, I tried this code:public $useTable = 'children';but that didn't work.When I code against it, I get the following error:Missing Database TableError: Table childrens for model Child was not found in datasource default.Any help is greatly appreciated.Thanks,Greg
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