> You can try the $useTable variable in your model. It is described in
> Section 3 of the Models section of the CakePHP manual:
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/models > -Porksmash
> On Aug 28, 6:58 am, "larslin...@gmail.com" <larslin...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hey guys,
> > I'm new to this list and after continuous searching through its
> > archives and the rest of the web, if I have missed it please direct me
> > to it. But here it goes.
> > What I want to do sounds quite simple, or at least to me.
> > I have a list of services which is stored in the table "services" for
> > each service there is a user database.
> > In the "services" table there is a field called "table_prefix" which
> > refers to the prefix of the user database that belongs to that given
> > service.
> > this gives a structure as the following:
> > services (table that contains all the services)
> > newsletter1_users (contains all users that belongs to the service
> > "newsletter1")
> > newsletter2_users (contains all users that belongs to the service
> > "newsletter2")
> > It is required that the user databases are separated this way to keep
> > the system quick and easy to maintain.
> > I planned to create a dynamic Model that changes the $useTable based
> > on which service the client uses, but before I dive in to deep with
> > cakePHP I would like to know if this is something that cakePHP even
> > supports.
> > If it doesn't could one with a better knowledge, of how cakePHP works,
> > point me to a good place to start modifying it to fit my needs.
> > Best Regards
> > Lars S. Linnet
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