I think I found my own answer, we can use something like this:
<?= $form->input('MyModel.1.myField);?>
<?= $form->input('MyModel.2.myField);?>
I think with this convention, we can use the saveAll() but my table is
MyISAM which does not support transaction :(.
- Kien
On Aug 18, 3:48 pm, kienpham2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all cake bakers,
>
> I'm using the 1.2RC and I followed the field naming convention here to
> get array of data for a field
> name:http://book.cakephp.org/view/547/field-naming-convention
>
> Here is my code to create input fields:
> <?= $form->input('MyModel.myField.1');?>
> <?= $form->input('MyModel.myField.2');?>
>
> But when it displays, my label is 1 and 2 but not My Field. I have to
> manually set the label like this:
> <?= $form->input('MyModel.myField.1', array('label' => 'My Field 1'));?
>
> <?= $form->input('MyModel.myField.2', array('label' => 'My Field 2);?>
>
> Did I created the field wrong or do I just have to manually type in
> the label? Also, in plain php, we can just use the two bracket at the
> end [] and the posted data will automatically create the array for us,
> can we do something like that with cake using the form helper?
>
> Thanks all!
> - Kien
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