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I would like generate list like day=>title:
$news = $this->News->find('list', array(
'conditions' => array(
'News.created LIKE' => '2008-09%'),
'fields' => array(
'DAY(News.created) AS day',
'News.name'),
'recursive' => -1));
…but doesn’t work, why?
Function SUBSTR/SUBSTRING also…
When I use find with ‘all’ property, the function DAY works good!
It won’t work because
DAY(News.created)is a computed value, but it will probably work if you make it a virtual field.Note that when you use
'all', each row on the results array will have a[0][day]key for that value, instead of[News][day]. This means Cake won’t recognize it as a field from modelNews, and that’s why you can’t use it with'list'.