As a test I ran this on my User Controller that has the related Attendance
$users = $this->User->find('all', array('contain' => 'Attendance.school_id = "2"'));
Instead of returning all user records that related Attendance.school_id = "2" it gives me every user in the database.
And oddly for the records that do have attendance records the attendance is blank in every record.
example:
[86] => Array (
[User] => Array ( [id] => 960 [group_id] => 2 [last_name] => Camier [school_id] => 1 ) [Attendance] => Array ( ) ) [87] => Array ( [User] => Array ( [id] => 961 [group_id] => 2 [last_name] => Miccio [school_id] => 1 ) [Attendance] => Array ( ) )
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