No, not that way, you have to use your existing code and use an inner
loop, example:
[code]
<?php foreach ($staffs as $staff): ?> <- your outer loop! Good!
...
...
<td>
<?php foreach($staff['room'] as $room): ?> <- the inner loop!
<?php echo $room['description'].'; '; ?>
</td>
...
[/code]
The outer loop gives you an array containing the 'staff' and the
'room' arrays.
The inner loop takes the room array from the outer loop and gives you
each room therein.
Enjoy,
John
On Feb 4, 9:14 am, sebb86 <[email protected]> wrote:
> John
>
> Hello,
> i tryed:
>
> [code]
> <td><?php foreach ($staffs as $i): ?>
> <?php echo $staff['Room'][$i]['description']; ?> ,
> <?php endforeach; ?></td>
> [/code]
>
> But with that code i get the following error-message: "Warning (2):
> Illegal offset type [APP\views\staffs\index.ctp, line 40]".
> Where is my fault?
> Thanks very much!
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