I think you could probably easily build the structure you want using
Set in afterFind() (if not in the find itself). Can you post an
example of the sort of array you would need if you were, say,
displaying each option in an html table? Like if you did a straight
find('all', $your_conditions).
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Tony Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I follow you up to this bit:
>
>> <?php
>>
>> echo $form->input(
>> 'Category',
>> array(
>> 'type'=>'select',
>> 'multiple'=>'checkbox',
>> 'options'=>$ids,
>> 'label'=>false
>> )
>> );
>> ?>
>
> This doesn't seem to solve the problem of getting the other
> information into my label. In fact, it's the exact method I'm using
> now. I understand using $this->find('all', $options) and extract() to
> separate the ids from the rest of the information, but how do I get
> the other information displayed in my form? This method still leaves
> me with checkboxes and ids, but no other info.
> >
>
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