> $this->Person->contain('Hobby', 'Job');
I've never seen anyone set containable options like above, I thought
they had to be within the find options array
$this->Person->find('first', array(contain=>array('Hobby', 'Job')));
I don't see how your conditions array can be set the same for every
model within your schema as I doubt every model is directly associated
to People for the conditions People.schedule_id to work.
All you're really talking about is a single line of common code
$this->Model->find('all/first/list', array(
'conditions'=>array(
'Model.condition1'=>'value'
'Person.schedule_id'=>$this->Session->read('Schedule.id') // your
one common line
)
));
If you do set a common conditions array in app_controller then you
would have to include a line in every controller action to merge it
with the other conditions you are applying for each actions finds ...
I can't see how this is going to save you any code, it sounds like
more work to me personally.
And what about the finds where a user is not logged in/has not created
a session, they can't have a schedule_id set?
HTH
Paul.
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