I have a rather complicated relationship involving a table being
referenced twice by two different tables, and I can't get find() to
put the conditions on the correct instance of the double-referenced
table.
Specifically, I have Applications, which have a Student and a School
(the school the student is applying to), and Students have a school
which is the school they're currently at. I'm currently working with
an Applications controller/view.
I am successfully using a condition on Applications.school_id to limit
the results to only applications relevant to the school being applied
to, but would also like to add a condition limiting the school the
student is currently at by name. I tried $options['conditions']
['Student.School.Name'] but it didn't like that.
Here's the SQL I would write if I were doing this outside cakephp,
hopefully this will make the above clearer. It's the third JOIN/second
half of the WHERE clause that won't work:
SELECT * FROM applications
JOIN schools as appliedToSchool ON (applications.school_id =
schools.id)
JOIN students ON (applications.student_id = students.id)
JOIN schools as fromSchool ON (students.school_id = schools.id)
WHERE applications.school_id=### AND fromSchool.name = 'SSS';
This doesn't seem too complex, so I'm probably missing something
obvious. Thanks for any advice you can give.
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