Re: Re: DB_DataObject::getLinks() totally broken?

> To have a meaningful DataObject, it needs to have entries in the main > database ini file. These are created for you with createTables.php... > Did you not auto-generate the classes? If so, you're wasting a lot of > setup time. You can always modify the classes after they're generated. I autogenerate, but I do so from Turbine XML files. My main problem is that I have a two tier setup, which means I need to load multiple ini files and merge them into one (if that's even possible) - I haven't found an elegant way to do this yet. Any ideas? --Joe > Joe Stump wrote: > >>>Could you show us the related links.ini entry? >> >> >> I did - it's at the bottom. I found out my problem and I suppose it >> makes >> sense, but it is *very* annoying. Simply put - if your second table IS >> in >> your links.ini file but not in your table ini file then everything >> breaks. >> >> Am I totally off my rocker in thinking that even if it's not defined it >> should still work? I've yet to realize the use of the regular ini files, >> other than I now know that all hell breaks loose if everything isn't >> defined. >> >> By adding content and contnet__keys to my ini file everything was fixed. >> >> --Joe >> >> >> >>>Joe Stump wrote: >>> >>> >>>>I'm beating my head against the wall on this one ... >>>> >>>>Here is my code: >>>> >>>> >>>> $comments = & new DataObjects_Blog_comments(); >>>> $comments->entryID = $entry->contentID; >>>> if($comments->find()) >>>> { >>>> $arr = array(); >>>> while($comments->fetch()) >>>> { >>>> $comments->getLinks(); >>>> >>>> echo '<pre>'; print_r($comments); echo >>>> '</pre>'; >>>> $arr[] = $comments->__clone(); >>>> } >>>> >>>> echo '<pre>'; print_r($arr); echo >>>> '</pre>'; >>>> >>>> $this->setData('comments',$arr); >>>> } >>>> >>>> >>>>And here is my output: >>>> >>>>dataobjects_blog_comments Object >>>>( >>>> [_DB_DataObject_version] => 1.3 >>>> [__table] => blog_comments >>>> [N] => 2 >>>> [_database_dsn] => >>>> [_database_dsn_md5] => 2c76ae5381cb31453eccd4e0761fd402 >>>> [_database] => josephstump >>>> [_DB_resultid] => 2 >>>> [_link_loaded] => >>>> [_join] => >>>> [_lastError] => >>>> [contentID] => 479257226 >>>> [entryID] => 291345797 >>>> [name] => Joseph Stump >>>> [email] => joe@joestump.net >>>> [url] => >>>> [comments] => asdf asdf asdf >>>> [_contentID] => dataobjects_content Object >>>> ( >>>> [_DB_DataObject_version] => 1.3 >>>> [__table] => content >>>> [N] => 13 >>>> [_database_dsn] => >>>> [_database_dsn_md5] => 2c76ae5381cb31453eccd4e0761fd402 >>>> [_database] => josephstump >>>> [_DB_resultid] => 3 >>>> [_link_loaded] => >>>> [_join] => >>>> [_lastError] => >>>> [contentID] => 851626192 >>>> [userID] => 133465235 >>>> [posted] => 1070225887 >>>> [lastUpdate] => 1070225887 >>>> [available] => 1 >>>> [mime] => JxAdminBlogCategories >>>> [title] => Work >>>> [module] => blog >>>> ) >>>> >>>>) >>>> >>>>Here is my relevant links.ini def: >>>> >>>> >>>>[blog_comments] >>>>contentID = content:contentID >>>> >>>>Am I totally off base in assuming that the link (contentID in this >>>> case) >>>>should be the same in both my primary class ($comments) and my link >>>>class >>>>($comments->_contentID)? It just grabs the first record in the table >>>> and >>>>slaps it in there. Should it be doing this instead: >>>> >>>>"SELECT * FROM content WHERE contentID=$comments->contentID" >>>> >>>>--Joe >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>-- >>>>Joe Stump <joe@joestump.net> >>>>http://www.joestump.net >>>> >>>>"Label makers are proof God wants Sys Admins to be happy." >>> >>>-- >>>PEAR Development Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) >>>To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> Joe Stump <joe@joestump.net> >> http://www.joestump.net >> "Label makers are proof God wants Sys Admins to be happy." > > -- > PEAR Development Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > -- Joe Stump <joe@joestump.net> http://www.joestump.net "Label makers are proof God wants Sys Admins to be happy."