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detecting $has_one/$has_many changes
27 June 2011 at 3:58pm
Hi,
I can't seem to find a way to detect relationship additions/changes in onAfterWrite(). E.g. I have a DataObject which $has_one MyFile. When I test onAfterWrite() and look for $this->MyFileID after adding an object it shows the new ID. This is great, but I remove the MyFile, the ID doesn't revert to 0. Likewise $this->MyFile()->exists(), $this->MyFile() and $this->MyFile->ID all return old data, only after saving for second time do I get the current values. Furthermore, $this->getChangedFields() behaves like MyFileID, showing only addtions, not deletions.
Is this normal behaviour or do I have something wrong and the relation ID should be resetting to 0?
r9
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Re: detecting $has_one/$has_many changes
27 June 2011 at 7:16pm
What happens is the MyFile object was removed from the database, but the fields of the object that have this has_one relationship to MyFile wasn't updated. In your MyFile class, you need to declare a onBeforeDelete() function which updates the MyFileID field to zero.
function onBeforeDelete() {
parent::onBeforeDelete();
$dos = DataObject::get( '<ClassName>', "MyFileID = $this->ID" );
if( $dos ) {
foreach( $dos as $do ) {
$do->MyFileID = 0;
$do->write();
}
}
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Re: detecting $has_one/$has_many changes
28 June 2011 at 11:43am
Awesome, didn't think of that. Thanks!
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