Hi Nicola.
> I'm trying to understand if and in which way could be possible to
> achieve such a result. Maybe I've explained the wrong way: I need to
> format some common fields like boolean value and achieve this adding
> an afterFind(results) callback in the app_model.php. I'd like to know
> if this is the best way to accomplish this 'cause I noticed that (of
> course) it causes problems when trying to edit something: the datas
> are formatted as I requested in the app_model but this causes
> validation problems (super simple example: boolean humanized as "Yes/
> No" and no more as 1/0).
I would have thought the only time you need to display 1 or 0 as yes
or no is in the view. You're quite right that if you adjust the data
in app_model, it will break your DB.
I have a Config value set in my bootstrap, and output that. eg:
// bootstrap.php
Configure::write('yesno', array(0=>'No', 1=>'Yes');
// View
Configure::read('yesno.'.$row[$modelClass]['field']); // outputs 'Yes'
for 1, and 'No' for 0.
hth
Jon
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