Yes, this way I get the value.
But building the query cake seams not to find the column
'fullfilename' and not build the 'HAVING' right.
the finished sql query should look like this:
select id, prev, filename, fileExtension if(fileExtension='0',
filename, concat(filename, '.', fileExtension)) AS fullfilename from
treeview where id!=58 AND folder=0 AND prev=1 HAVING fullfilename =
'skyline.jpg'
But like showed in the post before this part of the statement in cake
seams to cause an error:
"having" => array("fullfilename" => "skyline.jpg")
So the problem is not getting the value of 'fullfilename', it's
setting the filed 'fullfilename'.
Any idea? Thanks!
On Mar 7, 1:26 pm, "Sergei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You should access it like:
>
> $fileData[INDEX_HERE][0]["fullfilename"]["prev"]
>
> like a:
>
> $fileData[0][0]["fullfilename"]["prev"]
>
> On 7 мар, 16:11, "Aldo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Zoltan
>
> > Thank you.
> > But do you know a workarround for this:
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