Re: How should I implement two login Section 1: User Login 2: Business Login

I've got a similar need in the app I am working on and elected to go with the
single users table. Working with two instances of Auth sounds messy.

$this->Auth->userScope = array('Model.field' => 'value');

You can set 'field' to something like 'group_id' and have a 'groups' table.
If the degrees of difference between regular and business users is
significant, I'd go the ACL route.
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