Hey, First of all - code in English ;) that comes handy when someone wants to read and understand your code. In you case i would do a dummy model and include your code there. When you look in the paginate() mthod body ( you did you homework, right ?) you will see that it uses the custom paginate() and paginateCount() functions in you model - use them ;)
Apart from that - you should think about some more advanced search libs like Zend_Lucene (bakery article) or Sphinx (http:// www.sphinxsearch.com/) etc And a self-promotion part: http://wiki.kabturek.info/paginating_search_results HTH, Marcin Domanski aka kabturek On Jan 11, 3:05 pm, "Johan @ Notitia.nl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm building a search controller which has to retrieve data from > multiple tabels. > Normaly that wouldn't be a problem if you have set the correct > association at the models. > The big problem in this case is the fact that I can't change or alter > the tables. This means I have to create some weird SQL (multi table, > multi join, etc) to retrieve all the data. > > Only now, with the custom SQL, I can't use the pagination function > inside CakePHP 1.2 and I need it because I don't like the fact that it > renders a list of +2500 items at once :s > > I already tried to create a var $paginate = array( ... ); but it > doesn't support multiple tables (because Model::find only supports 1 > table) > Even when I add all the Models to the Controller or add all the Models > inside one Model (dummy) it doesn't work at all and keeps returning an > error that it can't find the right table at the SQL. And that is > because the tables aren't included at the FROM (only the first model). > > This is my current Controller: > > <?php > class ZoekenController extends AppController { > > var $name = 'Zoeken'; > var $uses = array('Occasion', 'Merken', 'Modellen', 'MerkModel'); > var $helpers = array('Html', 'Form'); > var $paginate = array( > 'conditions' => array( > # > 'Occasion.merk_modelID' => 'MerkModel.merk_modelID', > # > 'MerkModel.merkID' => 'Merken.merkID', > # > 'MerkModel.modelID' => 'Modellen.modelID', > # > 'merken.actief' => 1, > # > 'Modellen.actief' => 1, > > 'Occasion.actief' => 1 > ), > 'fields' => array( > > 'Occasion.occasionID', > > 'Occasion.gebruikerID', > # > 'merken.merkID', > # > 'merken.naam', > # > 'merken.code', > # > 'merken.logo', > # > 'Modellen.modelID', > # > 'Modellen.naam', > > 'Occasion.merk_modelID', > > 'Occasion.postcode_standplaats', > > 'Occasion.extra_opvallen', > > 'Occasion.kilometerstand', > > 'Occasion.bouwmaand', > > 'Occasion.prijs' > > ), > 'order' => > 'Occasion.occasionID', > 'limit' => 15, > 'page' => 1 > ); > > function index() { > if (!empty($this->data)) { > > # $this->data['merk'] == 0 || > $this->paginate['conditions'] > ['MerkModel.merkID'] = $this->data['merk']; > # $this->data['model'] == 0 || > $this->paginate['conditions'] > ['MerkModel.modelID'] = $this->data['model']; > $this->data['minprijs'] == 0 || > $this->paginate['conditions'] > ['Occasion.prijs'] = '>= '.$this->data['minprijs']; > $this->data['maxprijs'] == 0 || > $this->paginate['conditions'] > ['Occasion.prijs'] = '<= '.$this->data['maxprijs']; > > $data = $this->paginate(); > $this->set('results', $data); > } > /* more functions and stuff */ > }} > > ?> > > The above script works, but when I remove one of the # it gives an > error, becuase it doesn't use the Occassion Model. > > The 4 Models all are the same by design, like: > > <?php > class Occasion extends AppModel { > > var $name = 'Occasion'; > var $useTable = 'occasions'; > var $primaryKey = 'occasionID'; > var $validate = array();} > > ?> > > So that can't be the problem. (except the fact that I can't use > $belongsTo, $hasOne, $hasMany, etc...) > > Does anyone know a solution to include multiple Models inside a > Pagination (without HABTM) or knows a solution to use pagination with > custom SQL (becuase I already have that, but can't use it with > pagination). > > I hope someone can help me :D > > Johan de Jong --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cake PHP" group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
