var $belongsTo = array(
'Course' => array('className' => ..., 'foreignKey' => ..., etc...),
'Student' => array('className' => ..., 'foreignKey' => ..., etc...),
... as many associations as you like ...
);
All this'll do is attach more related models in your query results.
debug($this->FinalGrade->find('first'));
array(
['FinalGrade'] => array(
...
),
['Course'] => array(
...
),
['Student'] => array(
...
),
...
)
Can you clarify the second part of your question?
On 12 Sep 2008, at 05:06, soldier.coder wrote:
>
> I am still quite confused about expressing a "belongs to" relationship
> to more than one table at a time. Consider this: I am writing an app
> that will keep track of grades for students in multiple courses. So
> my final_grades table has a course id, a student id, and a final
> grade. So my understanding is that my final_grades table "belongs to"
> my "students" table and also to my "courses" table.
>
> How does one write the model for such a case? Included in the question
> is how does one include more than one table, more than one foreign
> key, more than one condition, and possibly more than one field?
>
>
> >
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