Want to save data field from form into two columns of two models?

You should be able to simply replace $this->Profile->username with $this->data'Profile''username' You could also store the result of $this->Profile->save($this->data) in a local variable from which you could then extract the username, especially if the username might be altered, for example, in the beforeSave() callback The error message you got is normal though. CakePHP does not automatically create properties that correspond to column names.

You should be able to simply replace $this->Profile->username with $this->data'Profile''username'. You could also store the result of $this->Profile->save($this->data) in a local variable from which you could then extract the username, especially if the username might be altered, for example, in the beforeSave() callback. The error message you got is normal though.

CakePHP does not automatically create properties that correspond to column names.

Also, $this->Profile->modified = date("Y-m-d H:i:s"); will not work as you might expect. You will need to assign the return value of date("Y-m-d H:i:s") to $this->data'Profile''modified' instead. – Mike Jun 15 '10 at 3:23.

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