Sure, write sitename on your AppController::beforeFilter() to the Configure
instance:
Configure::write('site', 'sitename');
Then on AppModel::beforeFind() you can add a condition to set the sitename:
function beforeFind($queryData) {
if ($this->hasField('sitename') && !in_array('sitename',
array_keys($queryData['conditions'])) && !in_array($model->name .
'.sitename', array_keys($queryData['conditions']))) {
$queryData['conditions'][$model->name . '.sitename'] =
Configure::read('site');
}
return $queryData;
}
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Enviado el: Domingo, 22 de Abril de 2007 11:07 a.m.
Para: Cake PHP
Asunto: Routing and FindAll();
But does this mean I have to add "WHERE sitename = $this-
>params[sitename];" to every findAll(), query(), etc in every
controller in my system? Or is there an easier way, so Cake
automatically knows it should use the sitename in the url in every
query?
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