thanks for your help martin,
i change my query and I remove User models Left join associations and
I add gid(group_id) to Session
with the help of this I remove User models in my query
I add
$conditions['GroupPermission.group_id'] = (int)$this->Session-
>read('gid');
I remove
$conditions['User.i
You are right that you can't use User.id when querying Group.
And looking at the sql for one of my HABTMs I see that they are indeed
two separate queries. My suggestion from yesterday would not work
anyway.
If you want this the Cake way then I suggest you take a look at
Containable behavior. It i
hİ Martin,
First so many thanks for your reply, But I can not fix my problem.
You are right I am trying to checking if the user has any of the
required permissions for a given request.
I write GroupPermission model to apply my query as cake-friendly
because I can not create Left Join operation
Hi,
I think doing it Cake-friendly and starting from the sql query do not
go together too well. :)
Lets see if I got this right: What you want to count is the number of
groups that user 1 belongs to where the group gives him the
permissions users or users/login. Did I read the sql correctly?
It
