So, you want to pre-populate the selectBox with the existing Model
value? This depends on how you are getting your User data from your
controller. If you have
$user = $this->User->read( null, $user_id );
$this->set( 'user', $user );
Then in your view you want:
<?php echo $html->selectTag('User/locked', array('y'=>'Yes',
'n'=>'No'), $user['User']['locked'], null, null, false); ?>
However, I personally think it is better to let Cake automatically
prepopulate, and it does this from the $this->data array. So, in your
controller have:
$user = $this->User->read( null, $user_id );
$this->data = $user;
And in your view just have:
<?php echo $html->selectTag('User/locked', array('y'=>'Yes',
'n'=>'No'), null, null, null, false); ?>
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