My Order model belongsTo both a DeliveryContact and a BillingContact.
It looks like this:
class Order extends AppModel {
var $belongsTo=array(
'DeliveryContact'=>array(
'className'=>'Contact'
),
'BillingContact'=>array(
'className'=>'Contact'
)
);
}
My view looks like this:
echo $form->create('Order');
echo $form->input('DeliveryContact.name');
echo $form->input('DeliveryContact.address');
echo $form->end('Next');
And in my controller action for this view I have something like:
$this->Order->DeliveryContact->set($this->data['DeliveryContact']);
if ($this->Order->DeliveryContact->validates()) {
proceedToNextStep();
}
The validation errors are not being pulled through properly. If I do
debug($this->validationErrors) in my view I get:
Array
(
[Contact] => Array
(
[name] => Please enter your name
[address] => Please enter your address
)
)
Clearly I need to be populating
View::validationErrors['DeliveryContact'] instead of
View::validationErrors['Contact'], but I don't know how to accomplish
this, any ideas?
Thanks
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