If you have Player belongsTo Team, and it's not an exclusive
relationship (would make for quite a boring team) then Team hasMany
Player.
So declare that in your Team model:
class Team extends AppModel {
// ...
var $hasMany = array('Player');
// ...
}
>From there, whenever you do a find or findAll on Team with recursive
set to 1 or more, you'll fetch the associated players:
// somewhere deep inside teams_controller.php...
$this->Team->recursive = 1;
$team = $this->Team->findByName("Oakland Raiders");
// $team['Player'] is an array of the players of the team
This is all explained very well in the manual. I strongly suggest you
give it (another?) read - especially the blog tutorial. And the
associations chapter, of course.
On Oct 17, 9:13 am, afx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm extremely new to the world of PHP and cake. So far I've been able
> to create a custom app with players and teams (players belong to
> teams). The only problem is I can't for the life of me figure out how
> to display all the players under one team!
>
> For example how do I display every player under the Oakland Raider
> table? In the player table I have a team_id that's associated with
> the id from the teams table.
>
> I think I use findall but I'm not sure exactly what to put in. Any
> help would be awesome!!
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