Thursday, April 7, 2016

In Cake 3 Is there a way to get find('list') to work when containing a related table?

e.g. I have Countries and states each having an Id, abbreviation and name field. And State contaning the country_id.

I would like to filter the states by country_abbreviation as follows:
    public function getListByCountryAbb($abb, $options = []){
            $qry = $this->find('list', ['contain'=>'Countries', 'keyField'=>'States.abbreviation','valueField'=>'States.state']);
            $qry->where(['Countries.abbreviation'=>$abb])->orderAsc('States.state');
            return $qry;
        }

Although the query runs, it returns unusable results.
Is this supposed to work?
Or is there another way I should be doing it?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
-Kevin

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