> 1) By defining it in the association directly
> <?php
> class CollegeDepartmentextends AppModel
> {
> var $name = 'CollegeDepartment';
> var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array('Organization' =>
> array(
> 'fields' => array('user_id','name')
> )
> );}
>
> ?>
This one works as typed. Thank you.
> 2) by binding a parameter (don't think this currently works)
> $this->CollegeDepartment->bindModel('Organization'=>array('fields'=>array('user_id','name));
This one does not work. I had to change the code to:
$this->CollegeDepartment-
>bindModel(array('hasAndBelongsToMany'=>array('Organization'=>array('fields'=>array('user_id','name')))));
That still does not work. I do not understand why (1) works but not
(2). They should both be using the same functions within the model
controller. I tried to look
into the cake core but I didn't really understand why it wasn't
working. Do you know if bindModel is fixed in cake 1.2? It would be
great if it were because
otherwise you would need to create multiple habtm associations for
the same two tables just to specify different field sets. Let me know
if you find out anything
else on this topic.
> 3) By setting it explicitly on the model (a bit dirty)
> $this->CollegeDepartment->hasAndBelongsToMany['Organization']['fields'] =
> array('user_id','name);
This one works (in case someone else tries to copy&paste, 'name
should be 'name' ;-) )
Thank you,
Guy
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