those were find for helping us through data structures and
relationships. They also all included some nice defaults -- would
show "name" by default for a foreign key "id" in index and "view"
views. But it was clear I had to move on from many of the scaffolded
views to be able to customize.
I have started to work with non-scaffolded, baked views and how I can
customize enogh starting with baked MVC. Not surprisingly, I see some
differences. For example, view and index views simply show (not very
meaningful) "id" for foreign keys, where I would like to display
"name". In the view.ctp I can take something like:
echo $testRecord['TestRecord']['space_id'];
and change it to:
echo $testRecord['Space']['name'];
but I foresee myself doing this all over the place.
Is there a more systematic way of doing this in a helper or
something. I was thinking that "displayField" would be the answer and
that baked views would default to "name" and/or "title" by default,
but it doesn't seem to be working that way.
Thanks!
Jim
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