php - CakePHP - field named 'login' automatically gets converted to asterisks in $Model->find() -


i've been using cake quite time, , noticed strange first time today while writing simple search behavior. i'm not doing complex, using $model->find()s on different models after initializing $model classregistry::init('model'). works great, except have database field named login in 1 of tables. value of field returns ***** rows perform search on! not happen while using find()s in controller or model, in behavior. below code:

... ... $model = classregistry::init('user'); $fields = array('user.login', 'user.name', 'relatedmodel.field1', 'relatedmodel.field2'); $contain = array('relatedmodel');  if($searchby === "name") {     //some code , set $conditions } else {     //else other code , set $conditions }  $model->behaviors->load('containable'); $results = $model->find('all', array('conditions' => $conditions, 'fields' => $fields, 'contain' => $contain)); return $results; 

and debug() showing:

array(     (int) 0 => array(         'user' => array(             'login' => '*****',             'name' => 'john doe',             'passwd' => 'a291a5c901cf51b75b6a50135ed5a04bc2e90c54',         ),         'relatedmodel' => array(             'field1' => 'xxxxxxxx',             'field2' => '7002'         )     ) ) 

the actual result should 'login' => 'nsps_2013', when use find() in usercontroller , usermodel.

no, doesn't. debugger class automatically sanitizes output you, replacing content of bunch of different array keys asterisks. full list available in source.


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