Well, I have a work-around..I found that my original syntax of:
$conditions = "School.name LIKE '%{$formSchools['name']}%'";
was setting $conditions as a string, and not an array. Which is why
it was replacing the array that was defined before it.
So instead (until I can find the right syntax), i'm appending the name
variable first, and then checking the remaining variables:
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$conditions = array("School.name LIKE" => "%{$formSchools['name']}
%");
$conditions['School.zip_mail'] = $formSchools['zip_mail'];
$conditions['School.street_mail'] = $formSchools['street_mail'];
$conditions['School.state_mail'] = $formSchools['state_province'];
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This works for now, but i'd really like to know how to do this
correctly. Once I need to have two LIKE conditions (using this
method), i'll be S.O.L.
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