Adam,
Thanks for the reply. I've read up on containable and had actually
already begun implementing that behavior in certain locations
throughout the application. While I can definitely see the performance
gains in properly applying that behavior before calling Find(), I'm
still a little weary about the actual setup I have in place for
models.
On a different CakePHP framework that I'm running, if I dump the $this
variable in the app_controller file, I might get something like
this...
[User] = array {
[uses]
[behaviors]
[Posts] = array {
[Replies]
}
[Comments]
}
On the site that I'm currently troubleshooting, the output of the same
controller might display something like this...
[User] = array {
[uses]
[behaviors]
[Posts] = array {
* RECURSIVE
[Replies] = array {
** RECURSIVE
[Posts] = array {
}
}
}
[Comments]
}
That doesn't raise any flags or suggest there might be errors in the
relationships I've built for my models?
Thanks again for the prior advice.
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