Thanks guys,
I'm using that userID just for testing purposes.
The syntax effort did not work and the find(first) workaround wouldn't
apply in this situation, but you did get me to where I needed to go. I
ordered the PhdCOllege model by 'dateleft DESC' so that the most
recent college is listed fi
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Al wrote:
>
> Hello, can someone tell me if this is possible? I have the following
> Model association:
>
> PhdUser hasOne PhdApplication
> PhdApplication hasMany PhdCollege
>
> So a user inputs multiple colleges for their application, and I want
> to query for o
I think it might be Syntax, try:
$query = $this->PhdUser->find('all', array(
'contain'=>array(
'PhdCollege'=>array('dateLeft' => 'max(dateLeft)'),
'PhdApplication'=>array('userID' => '"6240"'),
'PhdTest'
),
A work around met
I went back and tried to rebind the PhdCollege model with specific
params, but it looks like I can't use GROUP BY conditions and
therefore cannot use 'MAX'.
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Hello, can someone tell me if this is possible? I have the following
Model association:
PhdUser hasOne PhdApplication
PhdApplication hasMany PhdCollege
So a user inputs multiple colleges for their application, and I want
to query for only the most recent college (dateLeft).
I've just started un
