Try something like this:
$stories = $this-Story-findAll(array('complete' = 0), null, null,
null, null, -1);
foreach ($stories as $story) {
$comments = $this-Story-Comment-findAll(array('story_id' =
$story['Story']['id']), 'content', 'created_at DESC',
$story['viewablecomments'], null, -1);
AFAIK you can't use variable after LIMIT so u can't get your result
set in one call. I would make model function which at first will
retrieve visiblecomments number and then use it as value for 'limit'
key in options array for find function.
On 9. Feb, 03:18 h., freespac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to return only a number of comments (that is defined in
visiblecomments) in every story.
This seems like an odd way of doing it, as you'd be able to specify
how many comments to retrieve, but not which ones... but yes, it's
certainly possible.
In your story controller, if your use of
Ummm it does give allot of overhead to request all comments and only
display a few... especially on a high traffic site.
On Feb 9, 8:00 pm, MonkeyGirl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to return only a number of comments (that is defined in
visiblecomments) in every story.
This seems like an
I have to tables, stories and comments. They have a relationship
story has many comments.
comment belongs to story.
In stories, I have a field named visiblecomments (yes it's long ;)
I want to return only a number of comments (that is defined in
visiblecomments) in every story.
Example:
On Feb 9, 2008 7:48 AM, freespac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2 comments from the first story and 1 comment from the second story.
Without having a flag in the comments for visibility I don't think
there is a way to return only the visible comments
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