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check your stack overflow question to see if that answer helps :).

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Thanks man i have already saw it, but i didn't get the idea. Anyway i'm changing the plan: I'll be using Many to many relationship between the two tables and instead of having the value of checkboxes in columns, i'll insert them in rows in the Piece(#id, Libele) table. In the pivot table i'll have something like this: project_piece(#id,#project_id,#piece_id, Statut). And the statut attribute takes either checked or not.

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