> $this->Person->id = $id;
> $this->Person-
>>contain('Shift.Area','ResidentCategory','OffDay','FloatingShift.Area','House');
> $this->set('person', $this->Person->find('first'));
>
> One thing to note that adds a level of complexity is that there are
> sifts and there are floating shifts. A shift can come from the same
> area as a floating shift, so there's even more chance for duplicate
> area data.
You could limit Shift.area to one if it's a hasMany,
$this->Person->id = $id;
$this->Person->contain(
'Shift.Area'=>array('limit'=>1),
'ResidentCategory',
'OffD'
);
If you want only unique values, you could use distinct in the fields
array for the Shift.Area.
J
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