Lector,
Yes. This does help. But my confusion lies in how specifically I update my
foreach loop based on this new controller var.
I don't understand what you meant by "fail" below either. I am certainly not
using "Containable".
$data = $this->Task->find
('all', array ('contain' => array('Status'),
'conditions'=>array('Status.name' => $yesValue)
)
);
I updated the above code with what I believe is correct for my use based on
your notes.
My taskstable is associated to the statusestable (and association is working
perfect). statuses table has "name" col.
Does the above code belong in my task_controller ? And in order to generate
this query in my view, what data do I use for the foreach? I am currently
using this format:
foreach ($tasks as $task): ....
and accessing each like so: ... $task['Task']['description'] ...
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Thanks in advance for any advice on this... I've been banging my head over
this in the cake "help" area and a Cake book I've been reading, and can't
seem to revolve it..
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