On Thursday, 23 August 2012 10:17:32 UTC-4, kevin.ncbible wrote:
Thank you, so much, for taking the time to help. I do appreciate how quickly individuals here has shared their expertise.--I have a model, called "Topic", with a hasOne association to another model, called "Passage." In the Passage model is a field that I always need when calling up Topic data: this field is called "ref_abbr." I can get a view of "Topic" that includes this "Passage" field just fine, e.g.: $topic['Passage']['ref_abbr'] Now, here's the question: The "Topic" model also has a self association setup with $belongsTo ParentTopic and $hasMany ChildTopic. So, when I get a view of "Topic" it also shows its children listed at the bottom of the page. That works great, but I want that Passage ref_abbr field included in this list as well. So, how do I get a view of ChildTopic that also includes this Passage field, e.g. something like: $childTopic['ref_abbr'] -- but that does not actually work.Is there more I need to do in setting up the association in the Topic model? Right now I have:public $hasOne = array('Passage' => array('className' => 'Passage','foreignKey' => 'topic_id' ) );public $belongsTo = array('ParentTopic' => array('className' => 'Topic','foreignKey' => 'parent_id' ) );public $hasMany = array('ChildTopic' => array('className' => 'Topic','foreignKey' => 'parent_id','dependent' => false ) );Do I need to manually specify a join for ChildTopic to the Passage model?Thank you!Kevin
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