@Andrel: I'd love to be able to set the conditions in the model, but
the model can't know what's in the session!
@Paul:
> > $this->Person->contain('Hobby', 'Job');
>
> I've never seen anyone set containable options like above, I thought
> they had to be within the find options array
http://book.cakephp.org/view/857/Containing-deeper-associations
> I don't see how your conditions array can be set the same for every
> model within your schema as I doubt every model is directly associated
> to People for the conditions People.schedule_id to work.
Every model is related to the Schedule model. So I was thinking of
something like this in the appController:
$this->{$model}->conditions->array('schedule_id' => $schedule_id);
but i don't think that will work...
Also, every related model has to be given those conditions in the
containable:
$this->[$model}->contain(
"{$related_model1}.schedule_id = $schedule_id",
"{$related_model2}.schedule_id = $schedule_id"
);
> And what about the finds where a user is not logged in/has not created
> a session, they can't have a schedule_id set?
No user has to be logged in. I am doing this in the appController:
function beforeFilter() {
// put the latest published schedule into the session
if (!$this->Session->check('Schedule')) {
$schedule = ClassRegistry::init('Schedule')->find('first',
array('order' => 'id desc')
);
$this->Session->write('Schedule', $schedule['Schedule']);
}
}
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