It's the same on doctrine, just when assigning relationships be sure
to use aliases instead of column names. For example instead of:
User:
user_1:
name: John
age: 23
Phone:
phone_1:
phone: 2342323
user_id: user_1
use this:
Phone:
phone_1:
phone: 23423223
User: user_1
On Dec 1, 3:18 pm, Valentin Ceaprazaru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hei
>
> I want to make a model in Doctrine and i need help because i'm new at
> this.
> So in simple words i need something like this:
>
> user sistem : i'll use sfGuardDoctrine
>
> songs table : each song will be written by a user, will be in a
> category, and will have comments
>
> comments table: each comment will be written by a user, will belong to
> a song
>
> category table : each song can belong to one or more categories
>
> I've seen in the askeet tutorial that, propel loaded the comments for
> each song by default. How can i do this in Doctrine?
>
> Thank you
> Valentin
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