I have two models that I would like to save in the same table. For instance I have a status model and a payschedule model both should be saved in the statuses table. But at retrieving the status model should return only the records with payment = 'no' and the payschedule only records with payment = 'yes'. I will have a before save开发者_StackOverflow in each model to make sure that the correct payment value is saved to the table. My question is how can I restrict the retrieval from the table on the model to the constraints explained above without having to do it at each find() operation?
ps I you have not figured it out, I am a CakePHP noob.
It should be possible to implement this in the find() method of your model:
public function find($type, $options = array()) {
// Make sure there is a 'conditions' array.
if(!isset($options['conditions']))
$options['conditions'] = array();
// Overwrite conditions in $options with your automatic conditions.
$options['conditions'] = array_merge(
$options['conditions'],
array('payment' => 'yes')
);
// Just pass them to the parent implementation.
return parent::find($type, $options);
}
edit:
To follow the CakePHP recommendation, it should probably be implemented in the function beforeFind() instead: http://book.cakephp.org/view/1049/beforeFind
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