@@ -22,21 +22,24 @@ A CakePHP plugin that allows for creating custom find types by simply adding a n 2) Include the FindAppModel in your app_model.php App::import('Vendor', 'Find.find_app_model'); -3) Have your AppModel extend FindAppModel +3) Have your AppModel extend FindAppModel instead of Model +class AppModel extends FindAppModel { + +} /* Usage */ -1) Create find types with the pattern: -$this->Model->find('custom'); +1) Call custom find types with the pattern: +$this->Model->find('custom_find_type'); -2) In your model: -function __findCustom($options) { +2) In your model create functions that match the find type with "__find" prefixed and the find type CamelCased: +function __findCustomFindType($options) { //do find here } /* How To Paginate */ This is pretty simple thanks Daniel Salazar (http://code621.com/content/10/easy-pagination-using-matt-curry-s-custom-find-types) 1) Add "paginate" => true to the $options array will return the $query array, which is suitable for using as your controllers $paginate parameter. - You probably want to merge that with the default controller pagination settings + You probably want to merge that with the default controller pagination settings. $this->paginate = am($this->paginate, $this->Post->find('published', array('paginate' => true))); $this->set('posts', $this->paginate()); README 4dfd2ad3e0165ec45663d93aa5e1f79d6dd2f475 Matt Curry matt@pseudocoder.com http://github.com/mcurry/find/commit/aecd4f6e311ce260a3fbf5f31ac45cdd69092a97 aecd4f6e311ce260a3fbf5f31ac45cdd69092a97 2009-06-05T19:45:44-07:00 2009-06-05T19:45:44-07:00 fixed up readme 1b35fc2de0a8ba0c666393886494fabc05c70d61 Matt Curry matt@pseudocoder.com