afterSave() not working

Yii 1.1 General Discussion
1 

 public function afterSave(){

            $profile = new Profile;

            $profile->user_id = $this->id;

            $profile->display_name = $this->username;

            $profile->save();

        }

hi i m using this in order to store the user id and user name in profile but no record is inserted on the profile table from the users table can anyone help?

2

Make sure there are no validation errors ($profile->errors).

Also don’t forget to call a parent afterSave():




public function afterSave(){

    parent::afterSave();

    // your code...

}
3

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4

nothing happened

and this


$profile->errors

is giving error.

???

5 

protected function afterSave(){

            parent::afterSave();

            $profile = new Profile;

            $profile->user_id = $this->id;

            $profile->display_name = $this->username;

            if($profile->validate())

                    $profile->save();

            else {

                echo "didn't worked";

                die();

            }

            //$profile->errors();

            return  parent::afterSave();;

        }

this is so far in the users model what i have been messing around…

6

You are validating $profile two times. Call $profile->save(false); or


if (!$profile->save()) {

   echo "didn't work";

   Yii::app()->end(); // don't use die();

}
7 



 public function afterSave(){

            

        if (parent::afterSave()){

            $profile = new Profile;

            $profile->user_id = $this->id;

            $profile->display_name = $this->username;

            return $profile->save();

        }


        return false;

 }
8

Unlike beforeSave() or beforeValidate() methods, afterSave() doesn’t return true or false.

9

$profile->save(false);

worked for me

thanks everyone.