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examples:builder:hasmany_relation [2021/03/27 15:46]
pdsci-admin [Step 7: Add the rendering file to the parent form] 		examples:builder:hasmany_relation [2021/04/11 19:06] (current)
pdsci-admin [Step 4: Announce the relation to the parent model]
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     public $implement = ['Backend\Behaviors\ListController',     public $implement = ['Backend\Behaviors\ListController',
                          'Backend\Behaviors\FormController',                          'Backend\Behaviors\FormController',
-                         'Backend\Behaviour\RelationController']; // this line adds the relation behaviour+                         'Backend\Behaviors\RelationController']; // this line adds the relation behaviour
          
     public $listConfig = 'config_list.yaml';     public $listConfig = 'config_list.yaml';
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 </sxh> </sxh>
 \\ \\
-===== Step 4: Announce the relation to the parent model ===== +===== Step 4: Define the relation within the parent model ===== 
-To make the parent model able to work with the relation, the type of the relation, the name of the relation and the child model have to be announced in the parent model. \\+To make the parent model able to work with the relation, the type of the relation, the name of the relation and the child model have to be defined in the parent model. \\
 \\ \\
 {{:examples:builder:hasmany-relation-definition.jpg?direct&960|}} {{:examples:builder:hasmany-relation-definition.jpg?direct&960|}}
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    ...    ...
        
-   public $hasOne = [+   public $hasMany = [
         'reviews' => ['Pds\Library\Models\Review']         'reviews' => ['Pds\Library\Models\Review']
    ];    ];
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 In line 4 the public variable '$hasMany' is the type of relation, to let OctoberCMS know which relations to take care for in this model.\\ In line 4 the public variable '$hasMany' is the type of relation, to let OctoberCMS know which relations to take care for in this model.\\
 In line 5 'reviews' is the name of the relation, which can be used similar to a table field name. The path assigned to the name of the relation is the path to the model of the child table.\\ In line 5 'reviews' is the name of the relation, which can be used similar to a table field name. The path assigned to the name of the relation is the path to the model of the child table.\\
 +By default the key field to look for the records with related IDs will be created by the name of the model trailed by '_id'. In our example this would be 'book_id'.\\
 +\\
 Remember each definition for a relation is like a table field. A definition can hold several definitions for different relations. Like so:\\ Remember each definition for a relation is like a table field. A definition can hold several definitions for different relations. Like so:\\
 <sxh php; highlight: [5-9]> <sxh php; highlight: [5-9]>
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     label: Reviews     label: Reviews
     view:      view: 
-        form: $/pds/library/models/review/fields.yaml+        list: $/pds/library/models/review/columns.yaml
         toolbarButtons: create|delete         toolbarButtons: create|delete
     manage:     manage:
         form: $/pds/library/models/review/fields.yaml         form: $/pds/library/models/review/fields.yaml
-        list: $/pds/library/models/review/columns.yaml +        
 ... ...
 </sxh> </sxh>