No, it's not a bug. I returned find('list') to the simple method that
generateList() was originally. To get i18n working, you probably have
to manually set the recursion level, i.e. find('list',
array('recursive' => 1)).
On Jan 2, 11:59 am, Emmanuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2 jan, 16:54, chad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > //new way of doing the above (does not work... note: subdivision is
> > not a primaryKey)
> > $subdivisions = $this->Listing->find('list', array('fields'=>
> > 'Listing.subdivision, Listing.subdivision',
> > 'order'=>'Listing.subdivision ASC'));
>
> Hello
> i am right looking at the code, and I confirm this, it must be a bug.
> In the class (model.php), the Set::combine do not use the array
> "fields" passed in parameters.
>
> I found another bug, but i don't know how to report it. find('list')
> do not work with i18n!
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