Hello,
Is there any *nice* way to achieve something like this?:
I have a model Work, Work has 2 HAS_MANY relations and 1 HAS_ONE relation:
- (many)Incomes
- (many)Tasks
- (one) Assignee
now when I am building a form for a new Work model, I have to do all the needed logic in the model controller create action, example:
The thing I am thinking of, is invoking *some magic* for example in afterConstruct() method, to create those needed models and attach them to relations of Work, so that I don't have to remember, to do it everywhere in the code elswhere I will use new Work;
Did you practice that, do you thinks it's very wrong or rather usefull for you too?
cheers.F
Is there any *nice* way to achieve something like this?:
I have a model Work, Work has 2 HAS_MANY relations and 1 HAS_ONE relation:
- (many)Incomes
- (many)Tasks
- (one) Assignee
now when I am building a form for a new Work model, I have to do all the needed logic in the model controller create action, example:
$model = new Work;
$incomes = array(new Income);
$tasks = array(new Task);
$assignee = new User
$this->render('form_fom_creating_new_work_record', array(/*all the models I created*/));The thing I am thinking of, is invoking *some magic* for example in afterConstruct() method, to create those needed models and attach them to relations of Work, so that I don't have to remember, to do it everywhere in the code elswhere I will use new Work;
Did you practice that, do you thinks it's very wrong or rather usefull for you too?
cheers.F