I have a pretty simple pair of objects, Photo and Album, defined as follows:
> class Album extends Model {
> public $name = 'Album';
>
> public $hasMany = array(
> 'Photo' => array(
> 'className' => 'Photo',
> 'order' => 'Photo.order ASC'
> )
> );
> }
>
class Photo extends Model {
> public $name = 'Photo';
> public $belongsTo = array('Album');
> }
I currently have 3 albums, one with 0 photos, one with 1 photo, and one
with 2 photos. When I do the following in the controller, I expect to get
3 albums back:
$albumlist = $this->Album->find('all');
> debug($albumlist);
But in fact, I get 4 - the one with 2 photos is shown twice. If I had
another photo, I get the album back 3 times. I'm absolutely stumped as to
what's causing this, and have a feeling it must be something really stupid
that I've done. I've set up much more complex models than this in the
past, with no problems.
Also, when I try to retrieve a photo, I don't get the associated album
back, just the photo itself.
Can anyone see anything wrong in what I've got so far?
Thanks!
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