Yes SQL statement with Debug to 2 are ok so I am sure I am doing
something wrong, this data model (this is a short view here) begins to
be complex. Anyway, I will examine everything again, maybe after one
night of good sleep will be better..
Yes everything follows convention, but when I began with
On Mar 6, 8:36 am, "francky06l" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry for the bad references, actually is use hasMany relation in both
> cases for the foreign model. So basically :
>
> model Application
> var $hasMany => array('Company' => array('className' =>
> 'Company',
>
> 'foreignKey' =>
Sorry for the bad references, actually is use hasMany relation in both
cases for the foreign model. So basically :
model Application
var $hasMany => array('Company' => array('className' =>
'Company',
'foreignKey' => 'application_id'),
array('Applicant' => arr
In future, don't refer to all of your models as "model" - make up
names like User, Group, Student, School, whatever you like, just so we
can follow what you are saying easier :)
I am guessing the problem is that one of your models has multiple
associations to the same foreign model, and the probl
Hello,
I have a model that "hasmany" models, and 2 of the submodel "hasmany"
of the same model. So this "common" model follow the following rule :
id
modelx_id
modely_id
When I query the top model (recursive 3) I get the common model data
for the first submodel, but not for the second. Turning
