> Even if `afterFind()` is used, I'd still be doing 1 more loop than I
> should need to.
> But thanks for the tip, it's all very useful.
If you have logic that you need in the view, create a helper and add
methods to it, like:
// /app/helpers/ecom.php
class EcomHelper extends Helper {
public function calculate_totals($record)
{
# do stuff
}
}
// A view of some sort
foreach($data as $row):
echo $Ecom->calculate_totals($row['Model']);
endforeach;
Though personally I would do this in the afterFind.
jb
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