Hi,

I'm a CakePHP noob who is converting a site from Fusebox/ColdFusion to
CakePHP (1.2.x). Without boring anyone with the domain details, I want
to output a list of 'allies' and their associated organizations
(belongs to an organization in the model). The problem I am running
into is that I cannot get CakePHP to recognize the relationship
between Allies and Organizations from a "third-party" controller (the
"HomeController").

Here's my setup:

MODEL:
FILENAME: ally.php
class Ally extends AppModel {

        var $name = 'Ally';

        //The Associations below have been created with all possible keys,
those that are not needed can be removed
        var $belongsTo = array(
                'Organization' => array(
                        'className' => 'Organization',
                        'dependent' => true,
                        'foreignKey' => 'organization_id'
                )
        );
}

FILENAME: organization.php
class Organization extends AppModel {

        var $name = 'Organization';
        var $displayName = 'name';

        //The Associations below have been created with all possible keys,
those that are not needed can be removed
        var $belongsTo = array(
                'OrganizationType' => array(
                        'className' => 'OrganizationType',
                        'foreignKey' => 'organization_type_id'
                )
        );

        var $hasMany =  array(
                'Ally' => array(
                        'className' => 'Ally',
                        'foreignKey' => 'organization_id'
                )
        );

}

CONTROLLER:
FILENAME: home_controller.php
class HomeController extends AppController
{
        var $name = 'Home';
        var $uses = array( 'Allies');

        function index()
        {
                $allies = $this->Allies->find( 'all' );
                $this->set( 'allies', $allies );
        }

}

DB:
The tables (allies and organizations) are plural and both have a
primary key named 'id". The allies table has a column called
'organization_id' to act as a foreign key (MySQL 5 DB).

RESULTING SQL IN DEBUG OUTPUT:
SELECT `Allies`.`id`, `Allies`.`organization_id`, `Allies`.`sfa_href`,
`Allies`.`logo`, `Allies`.`overview`, `Allies`.`active` FROM `allies`
AS `Allies` WHERE 1 = 1

Why wouldn't this setup/configuration result in the allies select
trying to join the organizations table from the home controller?

It does work properly when I set it up from the Allies controller in
that I see both Ally data and Organization data. I'm just a little
stumped as to how to make this work from the HomeController.

Any help or guidance would be much appreciated.

Thanks!
Craig

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