I want to let the user select the parameters he wants to search for.
There are 4 different types of values he can select.
stars, category, price and date.
But I want to give him the opportunity to search for only one of those. For
example, if he selects 0 for stars, I want to disregard that cr
Solution
After reading this:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/get-the-find-query-sql-rather-than-query-result
First get the id's of the locations from the offers corresponding to a
certain category
$this->Offer->recursive = 0;
Tried that:
$locations = $this->Location->find(
'all', array(
'contain' => array(
'Offer' => array(
'conditions' =>
array('Offer.category_
True. Tried that. But, like I said, it gets the location_id of every offer.
If there are 10 offers for a location, it will get all 10 location_id's. On
top of that, it won't get the information for the Location model, since the
Location model is related to the Offer model.
Settings recursive to 2
Yeap, I know about the Containable behaviour.
The problem with retrieving the categories is another.
If I get all the categories, I'm gonna probably need to retrieve the
location from the offers associated with the Category.
If I have 100 offers for a category (with the same location), I'm gonna
Yes.
I want to display the locations that are found in the offers of a particular
category.
When the user selects the Category with, let's say id 3, I want to display
the locations that are found in the offers of that category and I don't know
how.
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I have 3 tables (travel agency):
Categories (Mountain, Sea etc.)
Locations (London, Paris etc.)
Offers (id,category_id,location_id)
When I select a category, I want to display the locations that are found in
the offers of that category.
Categories and Locations are not related.
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