On Apr 12, 1:35 am, paws_galuten <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am using containables for it already. The point for me is that if
> two shifts come from the same area, that same area info will be listed
> for each shift. Somehow I'd like to get that area info only once...
But then how would you expect a particular Shift to be associated with
an Area? In the data array, I mean. You would have an array of Shifts
and ... where would the Areas come?
One thing you could do is *not* contain Area and, instead, run a
find() on that separately. In your view, when listing the shifts, get
the Area.name from the Shift.area_id. Something like:
$this->set('data', $this->Person->find(..., 'contain' =>
array('Shift') ...
$this->set('areas', $this->Person->Shift->Area->find('list'));
view:
foreach($data['Shift'] as $shift)
{
...
Area: <?= $areas[$shift['area_id']] ?>
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