Here is an example from a project I have that is similar
Model JobMaterial
var $belongsTo = array(
'Client' =>
array('className'=>'Client','foreignKey'=>'client_id'),
'Photographer' =>
array('className'=>'Client','foreignKey'=>'photographer_id'),
'Billto' =>
array('className'=>'Client','foreignKey'=>'billto_id'),
);
Model Client
var $hasMany = array(
'JobMaterial_Client' =>
array('className'=>'JobMaterial',
'foreignKey'=>'client_id'),
'JobMaterial_Photograper' =>
array('className'=>'JobMaterial',
'foreignKey'=>'photographer_id'),
'JobMaterial_Billto' =>
array('className'=>'JobMaterial',
'foreignKey'=>'billto_id'),
);
see if that gives you a hint
On 1/9/07, Alessandro Nuzzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have some problems to understand the association.
> For example, I have a model 'User' and model 'Address'.
>
> User:
> - id
> - bla bla bla
> - office_address : int -> address.id
> - home_address : int -> address.id
>
> How can I define association between this 2 models?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> >
>
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