Sorry Stefano I don't know where to send you. All I can tell you is
that it's a variable that Cake automatically populates when it
generates the query and it will be populated with the id of the model
that the finder query is being defined on. In this case since I'm
trying to find out airport in
I'd put it in app_controller. I'm a little uncomfortable defining
applications specific variables w/in the framework files.
hth
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Yea, you are getting three arrays. The first array is the array of
different models returned, the second array is the array of different
rows from each model, and the third array are the columns of each
row. It might help to remember that cake collates result sets into
associative arrays, but si
This morning I was contacted by a client who was in a bit of a
dither. Apparently one of his web pages wasn't loading and he
(rightly so) wanted me to fix it. When I took a look at said web page
it gave me everyone favorite fatal error indicating the script
exceeded it's memory limit. "How is t
Steniskis is right, it's not clear what you're trying to do. If you
want to use a model class to perform your validation for you you can
use one as long as you don't try to save that data, but you need to
explicitly call the validate function on the model after it has been
populated with your da
