Or you could use a beforeFind() to add the condition.
I used that on a project that dealt with multiple finanical years. I
changed the beforeFind() to
alter the conditions to include the restriction of a specific year.
in your case something like this in AppModel (having defined ARTIST_ID
in boo
The DarkAuth component just calls your User->find() method,
I would suggest you double check your User model to ensure that your
associations are set correctly there.
ie. from the SQL I would say your User model has a single group
association rather than habtm.
ModByChris
On Apr 3, 3:36
The controller that your home.ctp view uses is the PagesController
The error is showing that your User model doesn't exist within your
Pages controller.
Did you set up your AppController to automatically include the Users
model to all controllers?
e.g. in your AppContoller definition you should
I have not been able to find the way around this an it seems like it
should be possible.
I have a News controller, and I am dealing with a biennial event, so I
have items for 2007,2009 and eventually more. I want to identify which
set of news items to display, but using the URLs:
/2007/news/:acti
