Re: display data 3 tables

You are referencing the $user variable when you have set a $tutor variable. Add this to your view so you can inspect the shape of the $tutor variable and work out how to access the key you are looking for:

die(debug($tutor));

It’ll probably look something like this:

array(

‘Tutorsession’ => array(

‘id’ => 1,

‘user_id’ => 123,

‘other_fields’ => ‘other_values’,

‘User’ => array(

‘id’ => 123,

‘username’ => ‘the_user_name'

)

)

)

If it does, you access the username with:

$tutor[‘Tutorsession’][‘User’][‘username’]

On 4 Jun 2014, at 23:45, ajt <jagguy999@gmail.com> wrote:

This still doesnt work as I get an error when I reference the user table which should be linked unless I need to do this another way?

view
 echo '<td>'. $item['User']['username'].'</td>'; ///////error user undefined


$this->set(

'tutor',

$this->Tutorsession->find(

'first',

array(

'conditions' => array('Teacher.user_id' => $id),

'contain' => 'User.username'

)

)

);

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