Nice hint :-)
It is not intended behavior by design, it is just way how current
implementation works. Anyway - you're not first one who brought this
question up, so I think we will keep it working this way (related test
case will be added soon), so you can rely on it without worries.
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Thank your for your quick reply. I've seen your other posts and they
were really helpful :)
> var $actsAs = array('Translate' => array(
> 'title' => 'Titles',
> 'abstract' => 'Abstracts',
> 'text' => 'Texts'
> ));
OK, maybe that's worth it, but I'd loose that appreciated
abstraction.
It is price for performance and as simple db query as possible.
If you need to know (with multiple preferred locales set) which
translatios are missed, you will have to bind hasMany associations for
translated fields, like
var $actsAs = array('Translate' => array(
'title' => 'Titles',
'ab
Hello,
I'm trying to use TranslateBehavior for my project. I describe my
model like that:
class Service extends AppModel {
var $name = 'Service';
var $actsAs = array('Translate' => array('title', 'abstract',
'text'));
// table services also has fields like id, parent_id, order,
cr
