If I use three tables(one for common fields, one for uncommon fields
of type A, another for uncommon fields of type B), I have no prob but
how to make model or controller or view? Problem is that from a single
interface, I have to insert or edit data two different tables? Do you
can give some
For simplicity's sake I would keep them in the one table, and
dynamically change the $validate array in my beforeValidate method of
the model to suit.
I've never used this but it may help you:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/conditinalvalidation-behavior
Cheers,
Adam
On Dec 26 2008,
I would not store them in the same table. Store the common fields in one
table and then use two other table to store the user type specific fields.
Why do you want to store all the information in one table?
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