I see, then updateAll() is the method that you want.
It appears by the error message that it's thinking that 'jap' is a field,
so maybe it's just in the wrong place? or maybe you have a comma instead of
a double arrow?
I ran a little test on my Cake 1.3 install and it worked as expected. Here
is the code that I used:
$update = $this->Model
->updateAll(
array('field_name'=>"'text_value_to_save'"),
array('Model.field_name_for_where'=>'value_for_where')
);
The only thing that I had a hiccup with was the single quotes around the
value to set... because it will pass in the raw value of what ever you tell
it to update, so you have to signify it it's text or not.
Other than that... the first array is the SET portion, and the second array
is the WHERE portion.
Happy Coding!
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