On Apr 25, 9:55 am, James K <[email protected]> wrote:
> Start from the AccountAlert model rather than the Alert model. Use
> contain as well.
>
> $alert_ids = $this->AccountAlert->find (
> 'all',
> array (
> 'contain' => array(),
> 'conditions' => array (
> 'AccountAlert.account_id' => $account_id
> ),
> 'fields' => array('alert_id'),
> )
> );
>
> You should also use contain to restrict the number of models involved
> in each query. Containing an empty array (or an empty string, I can't
> remember) will tell your query to not join any other models.
Thanks, everyone. Has it always been like this? For some reason, I
would have sworn that in the past I've done something like this:
$this->AccountAlert->find (
'all',
array (
'conditions' => array (
'AccountAlert.active' => 1
),
'order' => 'Alert.priority'
)
);
Note the different models being used in the conditions and order
parameters. Has that never been possible?
Thanks again for the help. I'll definitely be digging into the
containable behavior.
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