I'm not sure exactly how the pagination component works, but will it
still work correctly if you pass $order, $limit, and $page to a custom
query after using list($order,$limit,$page) = $this->Pagination-
>init($criteria); right before the call? I was just wondering...
On Mar 29, 2:07 pm, "Chris
> Your DB scheme confuses me... Maybe you could just do a manual query
> from your model? Several times manual queries have been better/more
> efficient to use than attempting to pull it off with cake.
My only problem with that is the pagination component doesn't really
play well with manual qu
Your DB scheme confuses me... Maybe you could just do a manual query
from your model? Several times manual queries have been better/more
efficient to use than attempting to pull it off with cake.
On Mar 28, 1:17 pm, "Christoph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello christoph
> > The error you re
I have the same problem. I need this additional condition to LEFT JOIN
but it seems like there's no way to do it cake'way... or ? anybody ?
On 28 Mar, 20:17, "Christoph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello christoph
> > The error you recieve is for typo.
> > Use uppercase model name as aliased i
> Hello christoph
> The error you recieve is for typo.
> Use uppercase model name as aliased in the query
> >>> $criteria = 'Collection.user_id = \'' . $uid . '\'';
Thanks for your response. But typo aside, the query isn't going to
return the result set I'm expecting. If there are 0 rows
Hello christoph
The error you recieve is for typo.
Use uppercase model name as aliased in the query
>>> $criteria = 'Collection.user_id = \'' . $uid . '\'';
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