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# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:13 | CrazyTux[m] | teknoid, however, if I define $uses, and do not load the model of the controller itself, I will not be able to access the controllers model |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:13 | Azhi_Dahaka_ | hmm... how can i search for a term in two fields of a model? i need to tie the input to a fieldname... |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:13 | Azhi_Dahaka_ | S |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:14 | teknoid | CrazyTux[m]: that is also correct |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:14 | CrazyTux[m] | teknoid, Model "Therapy" is not associated with model "id" <-- I've asked about this earier, but now, one more time, whats it trying to sya |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:14 | teknoid | Azhi_Dahaka_: give me an example... |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:14 | CrazyTux[m] | say* |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:14 | teknoid | CrazyTux[m]: because you are using containable incorrectly :) |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:15 | Azhi_Dahaka_ | ok... i have books... i want to search the term on the titles and abstracts |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:15 | CrazyTux[m] | teknoid, ... can you gvie me a quick example, I followed the online book. |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:15 | Veretax | evening all |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:15 | teknoid | Azhi_Dahaka_: build an 'or' array see manual under "complex find conditions" |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:16 | teknoid | CrazyTux[m]: where in the book does it say to contain a model field? |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:16 | M4ngoB00M | hi |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:16 | Azhi_Dahaka_ | i know the query logic... but i don't know how to put an input box untied from a field |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:17 | CrazyTux[m] | teknoid, so I can't contain down to fields, only to model level? |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:17 | teknoid | Azhi_Dahaka_: $form->input('ModelName.somerandomfield'); |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:17 | vudew | i found in auth.php where passwords should be hashed and $this->Data is coming back empty |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:17 | teknoid | CrazyTux[m]: you can, you should specify the fields key like you would in a regular find() call... |
# | Aug 8th 2008, 16:17 | Azhi_Dahaka_ | tried that... but now i'm getting a LOL label... :S |