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Asked: 2026-06-11T14:43:43+00:00

Can anyone explain to me why CakePHP wil only create one row when I

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Can anyone explain to me why CakePHP wil only create one row when I execute the following code

$this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 1, 'Addressline_1' =>    $_POST['Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));

$this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 2, 'Addressline_1' => $_POST['F_Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['F_Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['F_Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['F_Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));

I just want it to make 2 seperate rows in the same table

EDIT:

After I followed the solutions below and changed te code to this:

$this->Adresses->create();

$this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 1, 'Addressline_1' =>   $_POST['Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));

$this->Adresses->create();

$this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 2, 'Addressline_1' => $_POST['F_Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['F_Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['F_Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['F_Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));

it saves to seperate rows but for some reason the column type is in both rows ‘1’. How is this possible?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You should call create method after first save method
    eg :-

    $this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 1, 'Addressline_1' =>    $_POST['Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));

$this->Adresses->create();

$this->Adresses->save(array('Contact_ID' => $ClientID, 'Type' => 2, 'Addressline_1' => $_POST['F_Straat'], 'House_Number' => $_POST['F_Huisnummer'], 'Postal_Code' => $_POST['F_Postcode'], 'City' => $_POST['F_Woonplaats'], 'Country' => 'NL'));
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