Go to the API and checkout the Model::findAllThreaded() method. It does
exactly what you are looking for.
In your controller, you should be able to replace findAll with
findAllThreaded.
findAllThreaded will look for a parent_id field, if it finds one, child
objects (sub-menus in your case) will be put in a separate array named
"children".
Use the debug output to see how the data is structured.
sc
On Nov 19, 8:30 am, "voriux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> I would like to ask a noob question how to model this situation?
>
> I have table:
> menu
> (id pri_key int(5),
> name varchar(200),
> parent_id int(5))
>
> Data looks like this:
>
> 1,Home,0
> 2,Pages,0
> 3,First Page,2
> 4,Second Page,2
> 5,Contacts,0
>
> I would like to get recursion results, like this
>
> Home
> Pages
> - First Page
> - Second Page
> Contacts
>
> Any opinions? Thanks in advance :)
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