You can use $uses property of your controller to use multiple models or
ClassRegistry::init() method to load your model where you use it.
class YourController extends AppController {
public $uses = array('Model1', 'Model2');
}
or
public function one() {
$results1 = ClassRegistry::init('Model1')->find('all'); // if Model1
is not default model of your controller
}
public function two() {
$results2 = ClassRegistry::init('Model2')->find('all'); // if Model2 is
not default model of your controller
}
On Tuesday, June 25, 2013 5:09:05 PM UTC+3, Carlos Antonio wrote:
>
> Tenho 2 models (cautela E acesso) e 1 controller (cautela).
>
> Como informar ao controller aqueles models?
>
> A ideia é a seguinte:
>
> Model 'acesso': funções de login (vai pra cautela) e de logout (sai de
> cautela);
>
> Model 'cautela': toda a funcionalidade do sistema necessário (esta parte
> tá ok)!!!
>
> Obrigado.
>
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