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Insert data into two tables using one form in Zend

I have two tables "login" and "profile". login tablecontains user_id, username, password, type. profile tablecontains profile_id, user_id, name, address, phone_no,email,status,pancardno,gender,birthday,joiingdate,endingdate. Here I use user_idhow reference key.Form contains username, password, type, name, address, phone number. So, how can I insert the username, password, enter the "login" table and the ohter field in the profile table in the Zend Framework.
Here is my controller code.

include_once(APPLICATION_PATH.'/modules/admin/models/DbTable/Login.php');
public function emppostAction()
{
$session=new Zend_Session_Namespace();
if(isset($session->id))
{
$this->view->name="<b>".$session->name."</b>";
$this->render('employee');

          $data= new Model_DbTable_Login();
          if($this->getRequest()->isPost())
          {
              $un=$this->getRequest()->getPost('un');
              $name=$this->getRequest()->getPost('name');

              $bday=$this->getRequest()->getPost('bday');
              $bmnth=$this->getRequest()->getPost('bmonth');
              $byear=$this->getRequest()->getPost('byear');                   
              $bdate=$byear."-".$bmnth."-".$bday;         

              $jday=$this->getRequest()->getPost('jday');
              $jmnth=$this->getRequest()->getPost('jmonth');
              $jyear=$this->getRequest()->getPost('jyear');
              $jdate=$jyear."-".$jmnth."-".$jday;

              $eday=$this->getRequest()->getPost('eday');
              $emnth=$this->getRequest()->getPost('emonth');
              $eyear=$this->getRequest()->getPost('eyear');                   
              $edate=$eyear."-".$emnth."-".$eday;

              $phoneno=$this->getRequest()->getPost('phoneno');
              $add=$this->getRequest()->getPost('add');   
              $qf=$this->getRequest()->getPost('qf');
              $jod=$this->getRequest()->getPost('jod');
              $email=$this->getRequest()->getPost('email');
              $pwd=$this->getRequest()->getPost('pwd');
              $gn=$this->getRequest()->getPost('gender');
              $ms=$this->getRequest()->getPost('ms');
              $desg=$this->getRequest()->getPost('desig');
              $status=$this->getRequest()->getPost('status');
              $pan=$this->getRequest()->getPost('pancard');


              $insert=$data-> >insertData($un,$pwd$name,$bdate,$phoneno,$add,$qf,$jdate,$edate,$gn,$ms,$desg,$email,$pan,>$status);

          $this->_helper->redirector('viewemp', 'Leave');
              exit;   

          }               
      }
      else
      {
          $this->_helper->redirector('login','index');
      }

}

In the model, I am

the Model_DbTable_Login class extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
       public function insertData ($ un, $ pwd)

{
      $ data = array (
      'username' = > $un,
      'password' = > $pwd
      );
               $ data2 = (       'name' = > $name,       'birthdate' = > $bdate,                'phoneno' = > $phoneno,       'address' = > $add,       'qualification' = > $qf,       'joiningdate' = > $jdate,       'enddate' = > $edate,       'gender' = > $gn,       'maritalstatus' = > $ms,               '' = > $desg,       'email' = > $email,       'Pancardno' = > $,        'status' = > $      );

  try{  
                  //here i m inserting data in login table.
      $result=$this->insert($data);
                   // now here i want to insert data in profile table
                   $profile=$this->insert($data2)
  }

catch ( $e) {
      echo "
". $e; exit;
     }
  }

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2

ok Jigar (, , , ).

DbTable , .

dbTable ( ZF 1.11):

class Application_Model_DbTable_Login extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
    //$_name = name of table, not reuired if classname = tablename, but good idea
    protected $_name = 'login';
    //$_primary = primary key column of table, good idea for easy reference.
    protected $_primary = 'user_id';

    //save function added for brevity
    //I like to use the save() method over insert() because for a single row 
    //I can save and update with the same method...easily.
 public function saveUser(array $data) {
    //convert array to standard object for convience
    $dataObject = (object) $data;
    //check if user_id array key exists and isset in original data, if exist will update
    if (array_key_exists('user_id', $data) && isset($data['user_id'])) {
        $row = $this->find($dataObject->id)->current();
    } else {
        //if user_id not set or present in array we create a new row
        $row = $this->createRow();
    }

    $row->username = $dataObject->username;
    $row->password = $dataObject->password;
    $row->type     = $dataObject->type;
    //save or update row
    $row->save();
    //return the whole row object, we'll use it to save data to 'profile'
    return $row;
  }
}

//I would change the profile table to use the user_id as a 'natural' key, this requires adding
//a third property $_sequence = false.
class Application_Model_DbTable_Profile extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
    //$_name = name of table, not reuired if classname = tablename, but good idea
    protected $_name = 'profile';
    //$_primary = primary key column of table, good idea for easy reference.
    protected $_primary = 'user_id';
    //primary key auto-increment? True for yes false for natural key
    protected $_sequence = FAlSE;

    public function saveUserProfile(array $data, $id) {
    //convert array to standard object for convience
    $dataObject = (object) $data;
    //the user_id will always exist when we deal with the profile
    $row = $this->find($id)->current();
    if (!row)) {
        $row = $this->createRow();
        $row->user_id  = $id;
    } 

    $row->name      = $dataObject->name;
    $row->address   = $dataObject->email;
    $row->phone     = $dataObject->phone;//continue adding fields
    //save or update row
    $row->save();
    //return the whole row object, we'll use it to save data to 'profile'
    return $row;
  }
 }
}

, , . , IndexController/indexAction .

class IndexController extends Zend_Controller_Action {


    public function indexAction() {
        $form = new Form(); //add your form here
        //this assumes the use of a Zend_Form object. For other form types use $this->getRquest()->getParams();
        if ($this->getRequest()->isPost() {
            if ($form->isValid($this->getRequest()->getPost()){
            $formData = $form->getValues(); //returns array of filtered/validated form values
           $model = new Application_Model_DbTable_Login();
           //pass the whole array to the saveUser() correct the data in the model.
           $user = $model->saveUser($formData);
           //$user returns the row object we just saved
           $profile = new Application_Model_DbTable_Profile();
           $profile->saveUserProfile($formData, $user->user_id);
      }
    }
    //assign form to view
    $this->view->form = $form;
  }
}

, , . , indexAction(), , .

, , DbTable , , : Application_Model_User.

: /, . , , .

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User, , . service, .

, UserService, . , , Zend_Db_Table.

UserService SaveUser($user), .

UserService::LoadUser($id), User .

Here is a sample code that shows the ideas that I have in mind. Obviously, this is not a finished production!

<?php

class User {
    public $user_id;
    public $username;
    public $password;
    public $profile_id;
    public $name;
    public $address;
    public $phone_no;

}

class LoginTable extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
    protected $_name = 'login';
}

class ProfileTable extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
    protected $_name = 'profile';
}

public UserService
{
    public function saveUser(User $user)
    {
        $loginTable = new LoginTable();
        $profileTable = new ProfileTable();

        $loginData = array(
            'username' => $user->username,
            'password' => $user->password,
        );
        $profileData = array(
            'user_id' => $user->user_id,
            'name' => $user->name,
            'address' => $user->address,
            'phone_no' => $user->phone_no,
        );

        if (!user->user_id > 0) {
            // updating
            $loginTable->update($loginData, 'user_id = '. (int)$user->user_id);
            $profileTable->update($profileData, 'profile_id = '. (int)$user->profile_id);
        } else {
            // inserting
            $user->user-id = $loginTable->insert($loginData);
            $profileData['user_id'] = $user->user_id;
            $profileTable->insert($profileData);
        }
    }
}
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