Try this:
$conditions = array('Model.title' => '-!' . $title);
Using the '-!' special operator cake won't use sql functions that
happen to be in $title, but it won't quote the value either, that
remains up to you.
On Sep 11, 2:12 pm, rashid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using MySql and CakePHP for my project. I have a table with
> column "title". Whenever user
> is going to save a new "title" i use the function
> hasAny(array('Model.title' => $title,
>
> 'Model.user_id' => $user_id))
>
> to check whether this title exists for this user or not.
> Everything works fine except when user tries to save a title with
> unusual characters like title= ">TestTitle"
> title = "<testTitle" or title="Not a test title" etc.
>
> Here all titles have SQL operators and cake takes them as operators
> and hasAny() always returns true. STRANGE
>
> Can anybody tell me how can i solve this problem and user is able to
> store any title.
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