If your database supports it, I'd suggest using views.
It's much faster than re-filtering the results in Cake, especially that
you can create views using SQL code on-the-fly.
This way you could still use a single model but change the $uses value
dynamically. (A theory, haven't tested it)
Still, I'd give a shot with views.
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a community website. At the moment it's only in German, but I'm
> trying to get it international. Of course there are a lot of useful
> l10n and i18n classes in cake, but in my case I need something else.
>
> The content for each country is totally different. I don't need to
> have translated content. For example I have events for each country.
> So if you switch to the italian version of the website, only the
> events in Italy should be visible in the event calendar. Same thing
> with some other model data.
>
> Is there any convenient way to tell cake that it should look for a
> country_id in the models db-table and if it exists, then only data
> with the given country_id should be found via find('all'), find
> ('list', paginate() etc.
>
> I was thinking of an afterFind() method, that checks if the country_id
> is set in the result array and then unsets all array keys where the
> country_id doesn't equal the given country_id. Do you have any other
> ideas? I'm just not sure, if this is the best way to do it.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Donnerbeil
>
>
> >
>
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