For the helpers you can use model and field names that don't actually
exist. So you can have
$form->input('ExpenseDetail1.title');
$form->input('ExpenseDetail2.title');
$form->input('ExpenseDetail3.title');
and these will come into your controller as $this-
>data['ExpenseDetail1']['title'] etc.
On Jun 4, 4:35 am, GaZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create a page to insert an entry into a database which
> hasMany children. All of these will be created at once (i.e. an
> "expense" item with zero or more "expenseDetail" children). Creating a
> single expense and expenseDetail is a piece of cake, but I'm not sure
> how to create multiple expenseDetails at once? Is there a method in
> htmlhelper for creating indexed inputs, or would I have to do it
> manually? Would these then be picked up automagically in the
> ExpenseController (e.g. $this->Expense->ExpenseDetail)?
>
> Thanks!
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