Jon,
AFAIK CI does not have this ability, that's the issue with CI is that it is
maintained by 1 person and not a community project.
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Im biased and was talking specifically re: CakePHP AR HBTM
implementation ...
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/models
Your simple join would be as simple as:
class A extends AppModel { $var hasMany = array("B"); }
class B extends AppModel { $var belongsTo = array("A"); }
$a = $this->A->findByI
Jon,
I was aware that the CI active record pattern is not the best
implementation and if we were to go with a true active record i would
roll my own and integrate it into CI in one way or another.
I am just not sure what the benefits are for this as I read
documentation i do not see how the join
The key you are missing is the idea of a "hasMany", "hasOne",
"hasAndBelongsToMany", "belongsTo", and the other conventions.
With that many of the joins are automagically created for you and you
generally dont need to worry about your bindings are they will happen
unless you tell them not t
Guys,
We are using CodeIgniter for our framework that will run our sites,
however the database implementation that they offer is based on the
Active Record pattern. I have been running into issues that are
making me think this is not the pattern for us to use.
I have been going through the php|
