Is this correct?
Paul Gardner
This seems to work… but is this the correct way of doing an ORDER BY on a child when using preload? Don’t want to write something that might break with a new version of rb!
R::preload($someBean,array('ownChildbean'=>array('childbean',array('ORDER BY id DESC',array()))));
Thanks
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gabor
This is ok.
The preloader is no longer included in RedBeanPHP so it is kind of deprecated but it will be available as a plugin.
I think there is seldom a real need for the preloader.
This also means the preloader won't change anymore so no compatibility issues there ;)
cheers
Gabor
Paul Gardner
Thanks Gabor. Surprised the preloader is no longer part of the core – is there a better technique for loading child beans in one query other than manual joins? I find I use it quite a lot if I’m going to be iterating over parents.
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