Hi
I'm porting some apps to CakePHP and experimenting with the GROUP BY
used by this framework.
Having a find('all', $c) with
$c=array(
array(
'Client.id',
'Client.name',
'Transaction.data',
'Transaction.conteggiato',
'Transaction.riscosso',
'Transaction.id',
'Type.id',
'Type.title',
'Currency.symbol',
'SUM(Transaction.import) as
importo'
),
'group' => array('MONTH(Transaction.data)');
This code block returns an array that's (imho) wrongly indexed. It
returns something like
$results =
'Transaction' => array('id', 'title')
'Type' => array('id', 'title')
'0' => array('import')
This means it puts the fields affected by the SUM() function in a
different array indexed as "0" (zero) and not in the right one
(Transaction).
Is this a normal behaviour of Cakephp or not? I've fixed the thing
with this code inside afterFind($results) {
foreach($results as $k => $r) {
if (isset($r[0])) { foreach($r[0] as $k2 => $v2)
$results[$k]
['Transaction'][$k2]=$v2; unset($results[$k][0]); }
}
Thanks
ark0n3
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