I know you can, on the fly, do new associations (or is this v1.2?)
You can in 1.1 too -- see bindModel/unbindModel in the 'model' chapter
of the manual (also often refered to in this group)
but
they only work for the next query. Is this correct?
Well - yes ;)
But it shouldn't be difficult to have them created automatically ? How
about : In your AppModel class, add a constructor (__construct -- Cake
makes it work in php4 too) which checks for a "inherits" variable, and
then registers your association accordingly.
class Article extends AppModel
{
var $inherits = 'Item';
}
Internally, Cake only keeps one copy of each Model -- so $item =&
ClassRegistry::getObject('Item') should return the the Item model that
is used everywhere ; you can easilly call bindModel on this object, and
the association will be valid everywhere.
Anselm
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