On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 1:37 AM, Ryan Schmidt <google-2010@ryandesign.com> wrote:
Put *all* users -- whether admins or members -- into a single "users" table. You could add a "role" field to it to distinguish admins from members.
On Aug 24, 2011, at 07:59, Mohd Hasnol wrote:
> Let me explain. i have 2 roles which are admin and members.it can be many admin and members. For admin i can add new admin using add function in users controller and using users table. For member i would like using add function in members controller and members table since members have many attributes(username, password,name,etc..) compare to users table(only username and password).
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> Then, the login function need username and password in users table. How could i use username and password in members table to login?
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> In this situation, admin will set the username and password for the member. But then member can change it after they login.
It probably doesn't matter if the admins have extra fields in the table that don't get filled in.
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