You can't really have two forms (without javascript/ajax hackery), but
you can submit a form with data from multiple models, to a single
action.
So, in your form just have fields for both models (ie
$html->input("Model1/name") ... $html->input("Model2/title") ), and in
your controller action that receives the form, look at
$this->data["Model1"] and $this->data["Model2"], and validate/save
accordingly.
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