Ah. My fault. It would appear that I had a condition in the
belongsTo relationship that was not needed...
'conditions' => array('Size.size_type_id' =>
'StockItem.Product.size_type_id'),
Thanks for your help.
T
On Apr 16, 2:49 pm, Grzegorz Pawlik wrote:
> here: (`StockItem`.`size_id`
here: (`StockItem`.`size_id`
= `Size`.`id` AND `Size`.`size_type_id` =
'StockItem.Product.size_type_id')
After 'AND' you have something that is not automatically generated by
cake. You must have something extra in StockItem->find() passed, or in
relation definition (ie. in conditions field).
Pleas
In your controller, which fetches all the StockItems for a given
product, how does it do that? Sorry for asking, but I do not see
anything automatically fetching the required information, but I don't
know all about CakePHP yet :)
If you know the product, then you should fetch the stockitems from
There isn't a find call, I was relying on automatic call, as this
seems to get it almost right.
Do I need to specify the find call myself then?
T
On Apr 16, 6:24 am, John Andersen wrote:
> How does the find call look like in your controller?
> John
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How does the find call look like in your controller?
John
On Apr 16, 12:41 am, Toby wrote:
> I have a problem with an SQL call.
>
> I have the following tables, linked as shown...
>
> SizeType -> hasMany Products
> SizeType -> hasMany Sizes
> Product -> hasMany StockItems
> Size -> hasMany St
I have a problem with an SQL call.
I have the following tables, linked as shown...
SizeType -> hasMany Products
SizeType -> hasMany Sizes
Product -> hasMany StockItems
Size -> hasMany StockItems
When my controller attempts to fetch all the StockItems for a given
product the SQL it generates doe
