On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 9:38 AM, lorenx <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> sorry...
>
> and if i need something like this
>
> 'contain' => array(
> 'DpageStruct' => array(
> 'DpageStructField' => array(
> 'DpageField' => array(
> 'Language'
> ),
> 'HtmlInputType',
> 'order' => $this->OtherModel->order
> )
> )
> )
>
> is that the correct way to refer to the OtherModel property or not...
Yes and no. You can refer to it as $this->OtherModel->order IF your
model has a class var $order. But the order option shouldn't be inside
your contain array, anyway.
$this->YourModel->find(
'all',
array(
'order' => $this->TheModel->order,
'contain' => $this->TheModel->contain
)
);
Besides, even if you could put the 'order' option inside the 'contain'
array, it still wouldn't work if you also want to use a class var
$contain. ie, it wouldn't work because you can't do (in the model)
var $order = array(...);
var $contain = array(
'DpageStruct' => array(
'DpageStructField' => array(
'DpageField' => array(
'Language'
),
'HtmlInputType',
'order' => $this->order
)
)
);
That would trigger a fatal error because you're defining a class
variable yet using the keyword $this, which is inappropriate (there's
no instance of the model at this point).
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