Pretty sure this can be done but haven't quite gotten it yet.
$this->User->generateList();
gives array of key=>value such as
[joined] => Array
(
[30] => garyroot
[31] => Tester1
)
Doing
$this->User->generateList(null, null, null, null, '{n}.User.person_name_id');
results in
[joined] => Array
(
[30] => 8
[31] => 13
)
But how does one concatenate those fields in generateList? I've tried
a few things such as
$this->User->generateList(null, null, null, null,
'{n}.User.person_name_id'.'{n}.User.username');
and
$this->User->generateList(null, null, null, null,
array('{0}: {1}',
'{n}.User.person_name_id', '{n}.User.username'));
without result. What is the proper way to get
[joined] => Array
(
[30] => 8: garyroot
[31] => 31: Tester1
)
Baking on Friday again.
Gary Dalton
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