I've run into an interesting problem today. Here's the scenario.
I have 3 Models:
Station (model)
id
station_id
Store (model)
id
station_id
phase_id
Phase (model)
id
phase
And the relationships are:
Store belongsTo Station -- Store belongsTo Phase
Station hasOne Store
Phase hasMnay Store
Now whats happening is, from the Stations_Controller, I want to do a
Find where I pull that Station's corresponding Store ID, and THAT
Store's corresponding Phase. So my find looks like the following:
$products = $this->Station->Store->find('first', array('fields' =>
array('Store.id', 'Phase.phase'),'conditions' => array('Station.id' =>
$id)));
If I print_r($products) after that find, I get the following:
Array ( [Store] => Array ( [id] => 1 ) [Phase] => Array ( [phase] =>
Building For Staging ) )
Notice that that are 2 arrays: Store, and Phase.
The questions is: Is there anyway to make it so the array becomes:
Array ( [Store] => Array ( [id] => 1 [phase] => Building For Staging))
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