Nop, it doesn't work.
As i understand, belongsTo will create a join table in sql.
However, in this case,
an equipment can belongs to a school or an area, but not both
On Feb 8, 1:37 am, "RichardAtHome" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I'm understanding correctly:
>
> You will need to set up t
If I'm understanding correctly:
You will need to set up two associations:
in model equipment:
$belongsTo = array('school', 'area');
(make sure the school and area arguments above appear in the same
order as their school_id and area_id in the table)
On a related note, I'm not sure that's the b
Here is the scenario:
1)
An Area have many schools
A school belongs to an area
2)
A school have many equipments
An area have many equipments too
Thus, an equipment can belongs to either a school or an area (as in
belongs to the office of the area that govern all school)
3)
i have db table and m
