Hello,
From the tutorial documentation about Relational Active Records (http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/guide/1.1/en/database.arr#performing-relational-query ) I saw that I can get the related values from a model (following the example on the tutorial) by performing a:
$author=$post->author;
How do I do the opposite? I mean, if I want to create a new $post and associate an $author, how do I do it?
$post->author = $author;
doesn’t seem to work. This works, but is it the right way?
$post->author_id = $author->id;
Thank you…
Stratos
jkofsky
(Jkofsky)
June 13, 2011, 10:00pm
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Stratos
I believe that at this point in your ‘posting’, $post->author is not set. I think you want to set the author_id to the id of the currently logged user.
$post->author_id = Yii::app()->user->id
*this is assuming you overwrote the getId() function in the UserIdentity class. See the Blog Demo for more information on this.
jkofsky:
Stratos
I believe that at this point in your ‘posting’, $post->author is not set. I think you want to set the author_id to the id of the currently logged user.
$post->author_id = Yii::app()->user->id
*this is assuming you overwrote the getId() function in the UserIdentity class. See the Blog Demo for more information on this.
Hey thanks,
My question was a theoretical one. "If" I create a new $post entity and if I "somehow" have an $author entity how do I set the author of the post?
What you said, obviously is correct, but I was wondering if there was an automagical way to use something like $post->author = $author.
It is clear now. Thanks…