@Miles J - Of course, I was concentrating on using cake to build the
SQL so much that I missed the obvious mistake in creating the
conditions array.
I don't suppose cake would handle the following:
array('Post.title LIKE'=>array('%mary%', '%tom%'), 'Post.description
LIKE'=>array('%mary%', '%tom%'))
I know without supplying the LIKE operator cake creates something
like:
WHERE Post.title IN ('%mary%', '%tom%') OR Post.description IN ('%mary
%', '%tom%')
So the core can't be that far away from being able to do the same for
LIKE statements.
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