Re: Can I filter on models deep in a 'contains' ?

have you tried just to add 'conditions' in User array?
doesn't it work?

On 1 abr, 06:59, Zac Tolley <zac.tol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to use a combination of the 'contains' behaviour,
> pagination and filters to generate data to show in a table. The
> application is an auction app that has auctions, which have bids on
> them and each bid is also associated with a user.
>
> Auction
>   Item
>     Attribute
>   LatestBid
>     User
>
> In my controller I have pagination defined thus...
>
>         var $paginate = array(
>                 'Auction' => array(
>                         'limit' => 50,
>                         'fields' =>
> array('id','start_time','end_time','active','start_price','item_id','create d'),
>                         'contain' => array(
>                                 'Item' => array(
>                                         'fields' => array('id','sku','title','created'),
>                                         'ItemAttribute' => array('fields' =>
> array('name','value','item_id'))
>                                 ),
>                                 'LatestBid' => array(
>                                         'fields' =>
> array('id','auction_id','bid_amount','created','user_id'),
>                                         'User' => array('fields' => 'username')
>                                 )
>                         ),
>                         'order' => array('Auction.end_time' => 'desc')
>                         ));
>
> This works a treat and I get back the data exactly as I want it.  The
> next step is I'm trying to add a search feature to the table so that a
> user can type in any value in the table and have it search those
> fields. One of the fields I want to search on is the username that
> belongs to the User model which is associated with the LatestBid but
> I'm not sure if I can do this. I've seen examples showing filtering 1
> level down, i.e. I'd be able to filter on LatestBid.bid_amount, but
> not seen 2 levels down and I'm not sure this is even possible because
> the user information is retrieved in a separate SQL request by the
> looks of things.
>
> Any ideas?

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