Have you considered using the tree-behaviour for this?
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1339/Tree
Another way would be to find your root element with its children and
for each child look for its sub-children recursively.
On 21 Mai, 15:40, Matthias wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a commenting system where each comment can be commented by any
> number of reply comments, which themselves can be commented, and so
> on. So I use the parent_id field and find('threaded') works great. But
> it always returns all entries. Now I want to use this behaviour with a
> given comment as the root. I've tried something with find(all) and
> recursive, but I have to specify the root with something like
> 'conditions' => array('Comment.id' => $id), and this always returns
> only the 1 comment.
> Any ideas how to do this with the query?
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