@Andras: That's an awful lot of work,
@ Jordy: I recommend you learn how to use Containable which makes the task
as simple as:
$this->User->find('first', array(
'conditions'=>array('User.id'=>$uid),
'contain'=>array('Pet'=>'Post')
));
Simple and efficient!
HTH, Paul.
http://book.cakephp.
Jordy,
You could do something like:
1. get all pets .id of a user
$userPets = $this->User->Pet->find('all', array(
'fields' => array('Pet.user_id'),
'conditions' => array(
'Pet.user_id' => $uid
),
));
$petIds = Set::combine($userPets, '{n}.Pet.id');
$pos
especially as beginner you should ALWAYS bake your code first using
the bake shell
"cake bake ..."
it will produce out of the box code you can already use to create/edit/
view/delete records
step two then is "adjusting" the baked code to your needs
the advantage: you can easily modify your relati
Hi all,
I've managed to set up most of my associations and models in CakePHP (I'm a
noobie).
Now I have a very basic question. Let me explain the situation first.
I have got a User, Pet and Post model.
The user hasmany pets, the pet hasmany posts.
The user can also log in.
Now in my controller,
