Just a followup
I moved the subform to an element and chaged require to a echo $this-
element('mysubform') results - exactly the same problem.
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Hi,
I tried to replicate your problem by putting a form input into an
element. My form still renders as it should no problem with double
[Modename] or anything else strange.
I did not duplicate you exactly since I used a form I am writing at
the moment. But it is not significantly different.
My
Can't see a spelling error but there is a field with the same name as
the model i.e. following the above example Table.Table in real life
Practice.Practice where the field 'Practice' is the name of the
Practice, considering the automagic with lists I'm guessing this might
be my problem, however
