I added
'value' => date($post_created, strtotime("1 second")) ,
so it gets the next post created 1 second or greater and previous post 1
second less or more as neighbours.
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From: Dave Maharaj :: WidePixels.com [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: June-06-09 9:31 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: find->neighbours help
I have a pagination set up where the page loads posts based on the User.rank
of the logged in user , the status of the Post and the Post.rank and ordered
from newest to oldest so a user gets a list of Posts that are currently
active and within his permission to view.
I checked the pagination results against the db and they load the way i want
so the records returned for that are fine.
I added a second find function (find neighbours) so when they click on a
Post they can from within the Post view next or previous but its not in the
order of the original Pagination order. I am getting results but they are no
where near the original pagination order
function getNeighbors ($post_key , $rank)
{
$q = $this->find('neighbors', array('conditions' => array('Post.status'
=> 0 , 'Post.rank <=' => $rank),
//find the next and previous Post that has a rank of $rank and status of ) 0
'field' => 'Post.key',
'value' => $post_key ,
'contain' => false)
);
return $q;
}
How can I or is it possble to do so with neighbours? The created should be
in there somewhere because they are Ordered by modified date in the
pagination. Where would I add that to the neighbough find?
Dave
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