yeah that was my idea today too... (propably much easier and cleaner
than adding support for another user-model ;))
thank you!
greets
On 9 Okt., 18:26, Dr. Loboto drlob...@gmail.com wrote:
Users and companies have at least 3 common columns - id, login and
password. Keep them in one table and
Hello,
my currect application has normal User (Employees) and Company models
among others.
= Users and companies should be able to login.
Users can manage their account and Companies should be able to manage
their employees (User).
I didn't find a way to check companies- *and* users-table on
Users and companies have at least 3 common columns - id, login and
password. Keep them in one table and put specific fields in 2 others.
Point Auth to 'united' model. That's all.
On Oct 9, 9:26 pm, braaan martin.platt...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
my currect application has normal User
