Sounds like you're using a pre-1.5 release of Zend Framework. Modifying dependent rowset queries wasn't added until then. Try d/ loading 1.5RC1 or the latest trunk from SVN

Cheers

$select = $r->select()->order( 'id ASC' );

Gives me an error of

Fatal error: Call to undefined method Recipe::select()

However...

$select = $r->getAdapter()->select()->order( 'id ASC' );

does not but still doesnt dort them by the ID of the Ingredients table

On 25/02/2008, Xaviar Rigo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the replies but thats not working either, cant even see the error at the moment but trying to find out why.


On 25/02/2008, Simon Mundy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Try

$select = $r->select()->order( 'id ASC' );
$ingredientsForRecipe = $recipe->findDependentRowset('Ingredients', null, $select);

The second argument for findDependentRowset specifies a rule name, the third is for the select object.

Kind regards

$select = $r->select()->order( 'id ASC' );
$ingredientsForRecipe = $recipe->findDependentRowset('Ingredients', $select);

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