Run dev/build and see that we get a new table, SilverStripe_Lessons_ArticlePage_Categories.
Reciprocating the $many_many
Optional, but strongly recommended is a reciprocation of this relationship on the ArticleCategory object, using $belongs_many_many. This variable does not create any database mutations, but will provide an magic method to the object for getting its parent records. In this case, we know that we'll need any ArticleCategory object to get its articles, because our design includes a filter by category in the sidebar, so this is quite important.
Run dev/build and see that we get a new table, SilverStripe_Lessons_ArticlePage_Categories.
Reciprocating the $many_many
Optional, but strongly recommended is a reciprocation of this relationship on the ArticleCategory object, using $belongs_many_many. This variable does not create any database mutations, but will provide an magic method to the object for getting its parent records. In this case, we know that we'll need any ArticleCategory object to get its articles, because our design includes a filter by category in the sidebar, so this is quite important.
Run dev/build and see that we get a new table, SilverStripe_Lessons_ArticlePage_Categories.
Reciprocating the $many_many
Optional, but strongly recommended is a reciprocation of this relationship on the ArticleCategory object, using $belongs_many_many. This variable does not create any database mutations, but will provide an magic method to the object for getting its parent records. In this case, we know that we'll need any ArticleCategory object to get its articles, because our design includes a filter by category in the sidebar, so this is quite important.
Run dev/build and see that we get a new table, SilverStripe_Lessons_ArticlePage_Categories.
Reciprocating the $many_many
Optional, but strongly recommended is a reciprocation of this relationship on the ArticleCategory object, using $belongs_many_many. This variable does not create any database mutations, but will provide an magic method to the object for getting its parent records. In this case, we know that we'll need any ArticleCategory object to get its articles, because our design includes a filter by category in the sidebar, so this is quite important.
Run dev/build and see that we get a new table, SilverStripe_Lessons_ArticlePage_Categories.
Reciprocating the $many_many
Optional, but strongly recommended is a reciprocation of this relationship on the ArticleCategory object, using $belongs_many_many. This variable does not create any database mutations, but will provide an magic method to the object for getting its parent records. In this case, we know that we'll need any ArticleCategory object to get its articles, because our design includes a filter by category in the sidebar, so this is quite important.
