Hi Alexandre,
Usually, the best way is setting up an Intermediary model, like in
your example, Membership, and change your associations to :
User -> hasMany -> Membership
and
Group -> hasMany -> Membership
and don' t forget
Membership -> belongsTo -> User
Membership -> belongsTo ->
Hi Orz,
There is a way but I wouldn't call it elegant. You basically have to add an
id field to the table and then bind it on the fly when you want to use it.
Look to bindModel() in the API. You would bind it as a hasMany Membership.
You'll also have to create a Membership model.
Cheers,
Sonic
Greetings,
I am having trouble finding an elegant way to access extra attributes
in a join table I am using to associate a 'user' model to a 'group'
model. The association is of the type hasAndBelongsToMany and I am
using a join table called 'memberships' to store relations between the
two tables
