You just need to place the following at the start of the controller
var $uses = array('OldRider','NewRider');
Then you can use both tables to do whatever you want in your actions.
e.g.
$this->set('old_riders',$this->OldRider->findAll();
$this->set('new_riders',$this->NewRider->findAll();
The you can list the contents of $old_riders and $new_riders in your
view
On Mar 28, 7:41 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have had the damnedest time with this for some reason.
> there are no examples that i can find for using more than one table in
> the same view.
>
> i have two tables, old_riders and new_riders.
>
> what i want to do is display the list of new riders and then below
> that display the list of old riders.
>
> i cant combine them from what i can tell except if i created two
> models and one controller, but every time i've tried i get errors to
> the effect that model doesnt exist for controller ect...ect...
>
> so is there some place where i can read up on using multiple models in
> one controller?
>
> thanks,
> -=Levi=-
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