On 23 mayo, 01:23, Brian Hartvigsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 3 models, Group, User, Referral. Group hasMany User, User
hasMany File.
I have some Users that I want to be able to see all Files for other
Users in their Group. Right now I'm trying to do this with
$users =
So it turns out I'm just making things harder than they need to be:
$data = $this-File-findAll('User.group_id='.$this-Session-
read('User.User.group_id'));
I realize this only works because of recursion, but so far, it's the
best solution I have, and I need the recursive data anyway to display
I have 3 models, Group, User, Referral. Group hasMany User, User
hasMany File.
I have some Users that I want to be able to see all Files for other
Users in their Group. Right now I'm trying to do this with
$users = $this-User-findAll('group_id = ' . $User['group_id']);
Hi Brian
Have a look at the Conditions section of the Model page in the manual.
It will give you a thorough explanation of how to construct the kind of
complex conditions statement that you want (hint, this would use an SQL
IN condition - which the manual covers).
Given what you are trying
Set $recursive = 2 in your Group model. See the manual.
On May 22, 9:18 pm, Langdon Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Brian
Have a look at the Conditions section of the Model page in the manual.
It will give you a thorough explanation of how to construct the kind of
complex conditions
I was trying to see if there was a way to do it within cake without a
ton of iteration, but so far it appears that I'm going to have to do
some data cleanup one way or another. $recursive = 2 would retrieve
all the data, but wouldn't allow it to be sorted directly, I would
have to go iterate
Hi Brian
As mentioned, I don't know of a Cake way of doing it, but if you
discover one then I am all ears :-)
Regards,
Langdon
Brian Hartvigsen wrote:
I was trying to see if there was a way to do it within cake without a
ton of iteration, but so far it appears that I'm going to have to do
