Thanks Grigri, I've never tried that method, I'll have to check it
out. It seems though like the dynamic bind model that you are setting
up is just a mirror of the HasMany relationship that you had already
setup in the model file. I wonder why then, it is necessary to give
cake the same informatio
I do it like this :
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/863305f8a7267067
it works fine, even with lots of associated models. Doing `and` joins
(series must have genre 'bacon' AND genre 'eggs') is more longwinded
because you have to perform a separate join for each one, b
Yeah, I try to use the built in functionality as much as possible as
well. I think that this particular issue is something that needs to be
added in future releases though. I've tried using the bindmodel
functions to add conditions to child models and then do a find on the
parent but this doesn't
Thanks, I'll do a custom query then :), want to use the build in
functionallity of cakephp as much as possible :), still pretty new at
it.
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> I've never found a good built in solution to this. Cake does generate
> join queries so per
I've never found a good built in solution to this. Cake does generate
join queries so perhaps you can look at the output of the query in the
debugger and create conditions that would work with it (like what you
are suggesting above). Otherwise, write a custom join query and use
$this->Model->query
I am wondering if it is possible to give conditions over multiple
related tables, currently I have this:
Table series:
- id
- name
Table genre_series:
- serie_id
- genre_id
Table genres:
- id
- name
Model is set up correctly with HABTM etc and when I do a findAll() I
get the correct output.
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