Re: Model::read() : fetch the first level with conditional argument

If we use this hard-coded conditions in the model but want to override it on a case-by-case basis (e.g. in an app I'm developing 'delete' means set a boolean field to 1 so things can be undeleted by the admin) is that a use for bind/unbind model? Thanks, Ian Mikee Freedom wrote: Hey Felipe,

Re: Model::read() : fetch the first level with conditional argument

hey Ian, I think so yes. I'm still getting my head around the proper use of the bind / unbind methods myself but that could be a use for it i'm sure. cheers, freedom On 03/09/06, ianh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If we use this hard-coded conditions in the model but want to override it on a

Re: Model::read() : fetch the first level with conditional argument

Hey Felipe, If I understand you correctly, whenever you retrieve data about a MailList Model you would like to only grab the Active Email Models along with it. I think it is possible in defining your HABTM relationship to set conditions such as: status = 'Active' i.e. var $hasAndBelongsToMany

Model::read() : fetch the first level with conditional argument

Hi all, I have the following model objects: MailList hasManyAndBelongsTo Email The Email object has an active boolean attribute. In the page that shows the details of a MailList and wanted to list only the active Emails of that MailList. If I use MailList::read(null, $id), then I get all