Hey all,
my problem is when I try to update a single record, than it dosent update the record. Here is my code that I use in the model.
public static function updateProfile($user_id) {
$profile = self::findFirst(array('mUser_id = :user_id:', 'bind' => array('user_id' => $user_id)));
$profile->setVisits($profile->getVisits() + 1);
$profile->update();
}Thx for help :)
I have same problem, except mine says $profile (my equivalent object) does not have update() method, because it is resultset simple, or result row. Resorted to using raw sql ($this->db->query($sql)), bypassing ORM, i remember it working correctly when following the $robots tutorial, would appreciate answer to this also.
public static function updateProfile($user_id) {
$profile = self::findFirst([
'conditions' => 'mUser_id = :user_id:',
'bind' => ['user_id' => $user_id],
'bindTypes' => [Phalcon\Db\Column::BIND_PARAM_STR]
]);
$profile->setVisits($profile->getVisits() + 1);
return $profile->update();
}@Edward Hew - your problem was almost certainly because you were using the find() method, which returns a result set. findFirst() returns just a single object.
@flaver12 I'd suggest following @dschissler 's advice and find a way to see what error messages (if any) are being generated.
A new day and the problem is solved. Thx for all your input. The Error was that i extended form the false class, so in our application we just use a BaseModel and I think it works now because of this line here
public function onConstruct() {
Model::setup(array(
'notNullValidations' => false
));
}@dschissler Thx for the input :)
Thats fine but maybe you shouldn't be calling that static method every time a model is created.
Yeah - you can call that code in the initialize() method, and it will only be called once per model per page load and save your server a lot of work.