On Dec 13, 12:20 am, Mr-Yellow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Was this typed right?
>
> array(
> 'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE a%',
> array(
> 'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE b%'
> ),
> array(
> 'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE c%'
> )
> );
>
> They have to be nes
Was this typed right?
array(
'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE a%',
array(
'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE b%'
),
array(
'Foo.Cat' => 'LIKE c%'
)
);
They have to be nested like that or did you mean.
array(
array(
'Foo.Cat'
That's the funny thing, half the examples out there are people telling
you to assign the same key with different values, which of course
doesn't work.
What about multiple OR with ANDs inside? Nested arrays?
As for who I've been talking to, there are so many threads on this
stuff that it's obviou
On Dec 12, 7:23 am, Mr-Yellow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lets say I want.
>
> Foo = 1
> AND
> Bar = '2'
> AND
> (Cat LIKE 'a%' OR Cat LIKE 'b%' OR Cat LIKE 'c%')
>
> Tried just about everything.
I am pretty sure you didn't try:
$constraint['FooModel.FooField'] = 1;
$constraint['BarMo
Lets say I want.
Foo = 1
AND
Bar = '2'
AND
(Cat LIKE 'a%' OR Cat LIKE 'b%' OR Cat LIKE 'c%')
Tried just about everything. How can it be this hard??? Why are
there so many users not able to get queries to work in so many
situations? Does it mean the overall design of the query construtor
