Question

Now, I have spaced the only right output I get, that number is a step_id but then it does not give me all the over IDs. Like I said, I was hoping the debug would print/echo ALL step_ids on the screen when the user_id in my steps table, is the right type of id.

DEBUG OUTPUT BELOW:

app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

1323

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 1 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 2 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 3 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 4 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 5 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 6 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 7 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

Notice (8): Undefined offset: 8 [APP/controllers/steps_controller.php, line 109]app/controllers/steps_controller.php (line 109)

UPDATE :

I am not sure if this was an error or not but in my foreach loop I had ‘Step.user_id’, when then find command is pointing to the Step table anyway, so I changed it! But It still does not work.

With, the new code below, more or less the same code it was. I have used a debug command to print ALL the step Ids when the user id in the steps table matches to the user id that are only of the right role, e.g. >3. However the debug only gives me one returned result! And then ‘Undefined offset:’ 1 to 8.

Any ideas of what I am doing wrong? Please??

        foreach($getUserIds as $k=>$data) {
            //$StepConditions = ;

            $getStepIds = $this->Step->find('all', array('conditions' => array('user_id' => $getUserIds[$k]['User']['id'])));

            debug($getStepIds[$k]['Step']['id']);

        }

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I have searched on here but I can’t seem to find anyone who as posted about this problem, so I hope you can help!

Ok, the main aim of my function is to get all the ‘steps’ out of my database but only when the user_id is > 3.

I am very new the CakePHP, so I am not very good with these find commands let. Now, as it stands, If I debug $getSteps, it only gives me 0,1 & 2 numbered arrays. All the info in theme is right but I do know there is more than three steps done by the user group.

Then I debug, $getUserIds, it gives me all the user Ids I wanted but not all the steps done my all this users, just three I said.

Any hope is most welcome!

Many Thanks Glenn

function Breakdown($id = null) {
    $getUserIds = $this->Step->User->find(
        'all',
        array(
            'conditions' => array('role_id' => 2)
             )
        );

    foreach ($getUserIds as $k=>$data) {

        $getSteps = $this->Step->find(
                'all', 
                array(
                      'conditions' => array('Step.user_id' => $getUserIds[$k]['User']['id'])
                     ) 
        );
        debug($getSteps);

    }

die();
} //End of Breakdown() function

Answer 1

Its OK,

I have solved my problems! I think the users were assigned to each step but they are only assigned to the project, therefore it does not work.

What I am going to do is make a new table and build my links to each step for each user.

Many Many Thanks For All The Help and support you guys have given me on this!

Glenn Curtis.