http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/models/callback-methods.html#afterfind

if you look here
second parameter is $primary
this means, if this is set to true, than "afterFind()" si called in main
model, if is false, this model is called as associated

this can help you to modify data as you want

PS: if I don't understand you correctly, soory :)
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2012/6/5 Benjamin Allison <[email protected]>

> So afterFind works fine and dandy when I'm within the corresponding
> model/controller. However, when calling an *associated* model, the data
> sent to the afterFind callback is formatted differently. This causes
> afterFind to crap out because it can't find the same array indexes it did
> when just working within the original model/controller.
>
> Anyone know why, or what a fix might be?
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