I do something similar except I put of that "contain" monster array in the
model since I just find it cluttering to see that in the controller.
Another little trick I find depending on the number of fields in PlanDetail
you can simply enter the ones you do not want with
'fields' => array_diff(array_keys($this->Schema()), array( 'not_this_field'
'not_that_field' )),
Controller:
$this->paginate['Plan'] = $this->Plan->__pagingPlans();
$this->set('plans', $this->paginate('Plan'));
Model:
function __pagingPlans() {
return array('contain' => array('PlanDetail' => array('fields' =>
array('id',
'effective_date',
'expiration_date',
'active',
'name',
'plan_type_id',
'max_benefit',
'deductible',
'preventive',
'basic',
'major',
'ortho',
'application_url',
'company_id',
'plan_type_id',
'plan_detail_note_id'),
'Company' => array('fields' => array(
'id',
'company_logo_url'
)),
'PlanType' => array('fields' => array(
'id',
'name'
))
)));
}
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