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craig.hoog

I have an order_by statement on a relationship in an ORM query:

$vehicles = \Model_Inventory_Main::find('all', array(
		    'related' =&gt; array(
		        'photos' =&gt; array(
		            'order_by' =&gt; array('order' =&gt; 'ASC'),
		        ),
		    ),
		    'where' =&gt; array(
		    	array('type', '!=', 'new')
		    )
		));

Now, the problem is that it's not ordering the relation by the 'order' column. It's ordering them by the primary key.

This is nuts though, because I copy/paste the query into a controller and run it and it sorts them properly. Any ideas?

Harro

Odd, there is no difference between a task and a controller. So I'm clueless...

craig.hoog

That's where I'm at right now too.
Wasn't sure how it made sense at all.. guess I will try and find an alternate way to do this or just write the query by hand.

Looks like the query itself might be working.. strange as F.
http://snipr.it/~DT

Harro

Since it's a join, I assume you want them ordered on photo.order PER inventory item? If so, you need to add an order on inventory id too, otherwise it will order all order == 1's, regardless of the inventory item...

craig.hoog

I removed the order_by there, and moved it to the model (since I always want photos ordered by model). Works great now. No idea why it worked one place and not the other - chalk it up to a fluke.

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