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Subject: Behavior afterFind on associated Model
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ModelA hasMany ModelB
ModelB actsAs SomeBehavior

SomeBehavior defines afterFind()

ModelAController::someAction() has:
$this->ModelA->recursive = 1;
$this->ModelA->findAll();

Will SomeBehavior::afterFind() be triggered for ModelB, since ModelB 
will be retrieved via association to ModelA?

So far in my testing, the afterFind on the behavior does not seem to be 
called. Is this normal? Is this on purpose?

The $primary argument in behavior functions would seem to suggest that 
the behavior functions should still be called even if the model acting 
as the behavior is being queried as a result of an association.

I may be confused on this, though. Any help?

 
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