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How to use single form to collect data for two or more models (CActiveForm and Ajax Validation edition)

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$b=new Info;

$this->performAjaxValidation(array($a,$b));
if(isset($_POST['User'],$_POST['Info']))
{
        // populate input data to $a and $b
 
 $a->attributes=$_POST['User']; $b->attributes=$_POST['Info']; if($a->save() && $b->save())
 
        // validate BOTH $a and $b
 
        $valid=$a->validate();
 
        $valid=$b->validate() && $valid;
 
        
 
        if($valid)
 
        {
 
            // use false parameter to disable validation
 
            $a->save(false);
 
            $b->save(false);
 
             $this->redirect('index');         }
 
 }
$this->render('create',array('a'=>$a,'b'=>$b));
}
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Thats all, now you have form with 2 models and ajaxValidation.

 
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Version: 1.1
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Tags: AJAX, CActiveForm, several models
Written by: RusAlex
Last updated by: Darwin Wen
Created on: Jul 20, 2011
Last updated: 13 years ago
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