That's a belongsTo association.

>From an English-language point of view, I can understand that it
doesn't "sound" right. But it is.

On Jun 5, 10:15 am, pdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my real world model i would have a users that each can have one of
> several available  themes.
>
> So i would think this translates into a user table and a theme table.
> In the user table there would be a field theme_id, right?
>
> How does this gets translated into a cake-hasOne association? Is
> hasOne the right association to use?
>
> the hasOne association seems different in the examples, there the
> owned model has a reference to the owner (through the foreignKey). In
> my case it is vice versa. This led me to consider belongsTo as the
> association, but this as well doesn't fit, because a theme can be used
> by many users.
>
> So in my case, where the theme does not reference the user, but the
> user references a theme, what association should i use?
>
> Thanks,
>
> pieter
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