I generally use bake to create my admin code, which is what I've
already explained to you. Maybe you should try doing that and see what
cake generates for you. Otherwise, you'll need to paste your code
somewhere so we can see what you're doing.
Cheers,
Adam
On Mar 10, 8:26 am, jaypee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Adam,
>
> I have done both the find() (eg $referrers =
> $this->User->Referrer->find('list', array('fields' =>
>
> array('id','first_name','last_name')));) and the $displayField.
>
> For this particular form relating to the user, i track their referral
> source and type (eg, Adam Royle, CakeConvention (both belongsTo)) and
> a relationship they have with any entities (director of SleekGeek,
> consultant to BondsAustralia (HABTM)). Using the $displayField (and
> even if i could get afterFind() to work), I dont know how to use it
> for each view (redeclare $displayField).
>
> Looking at my my view and index views, i am extracting all the data I
> need its just a matter of being able to display it in the add and edit
> views in the options for a drop down select.
>
> Not bagging the efforts of others, but the documentation is limited
> and all the examples I have found use some deprecated call, function
> etc..
>
> How would you code a drop down select box??
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