>
> Not sure exactly what you mean, but I think that generally you would use a
> third table for this.
>
> As an example, take the famous blog case.
>
> We have posts and comments. Post hasMany Comment and Comment belongsTo Post.
> But Post also has an author, as does Comment.
>
> So we create User, and make:
> User hasMany Post
> Post belongsTo User
> Comment belongsTo User
>
> User
> id
> Post
> id
> user_id
> Comment
> id
> user_id
> post_id
>
> --
> Regards,
> Ryan Ginstrom
According to your example:
If Post have several flelds and more than one fields need the id of
User table.
id
user_id (the first user's id)
user_id (another user's id)
how do it?
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