Beginner here. I have a model class called "Route" and I've been struggling
to find documentation / tutorials on how to use a model that isn't based on
an underlying db table. At the moment, my model has the following
attributes (note that useTable is set to false):
//this model does NOT use a database table - very important
> public $useTable = false;
>
> //route id
> public $id;
>
> //textual description of the route
> public $desc = '';
>
My main question is: If my app uses multiple routes (which it will), how can I
create multiple instances of this model? For instance, I know that I can do
this in my controller:
$this->loadModel('Route');
> $this->Route->id = 1;
>
However, I can't do this:
$route1 = $this->Route;
> $route2 = $this->Route;
>
Do I need to create another model that will store these routes? I'm kind of
hesitant to proceed until I figure out the right way to do this.
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