Re: unbind USER model inside the USER controller

I'm talking about users_controller.php, and I want to return every
books that a users own (in few words I need rows from albums_users
table).
It seems that i fall in first section written by cricket "If you're
fetching a single User and you'd like to see their Books in the data:
", in this way (with find) I get all data in one time, but i need it
paginated, what I've to do after find?

On 3 Ott, 22:48, cricket <zijn.digi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 4:31 PM, Mariano C. <mariano.calan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > How can I rewrite my function to do things like u suggested???
>
> > On 2 Ott, 21:53, "Mariano C." <mariano.calan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> my function that paginate is something like
>
> >> function ... paging()
> >> {
> >>    $this->paginate = array(.....);
> >>    $books = $this->paginate('Book');
> >>    // this is where i can get the information printed in first post
> >>    $this->set(compact('books'));
>
> >> }
>
> It's unclear to me which controller we're talking about. You mentioned
> paginating books but also that what you're interested in is a
> particular User's Books. Unless you mean that you want to paginate a
> particular User's Books, maybe?
>
> If you're fetching a single User and you'd like to see their Books in the data:
>
> $data = $this->User->find(
>    'first',
>    array(
>        'conditions' => array(
>            'User.id' => $id
>        ),
>        'fields' => array('...'),
>        'contain' => array(
>            'Book'
>        )
>    )
> );
>
> If you're paginating several Users and you'd like to include each of
> their Book collections:
>
> public $paginate = array(
>         'fields' => array('*'),
>         'limit' => 10,
>         'order' => array('User.surname' => 'ASC'),
>         'contain' => array(
>                 'Book' => array(
>                         'fields' => array(
>                                 'Book.id',
>                                 'Book.title'
>                         ),
>                         'order' => array('Book.title' => 'ASC')
>                 )
>         )
> );
>
> public function index()
> {
>         $this->set(
>                 'data'
>                 $this->paginate()
>         );
>
> }
>
> If you're paginating Books and want to see theUsers who have each in
> the collections:
>
> public $paginate = array(
>         'fields' => array('*'),
>         'limit' => 10,
>         'order' => array('Book.title' => 'ASC'),
>         'contain' => array(
>                 'User' => array(
>                         'fields' => array(
>                                 'User.id',
>                                 'User.surname'
>                         ),
>                         'order' => array('User.surname' => 'ASC')
>                 )
>         )
> );

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