Sorry for replying so late.
The var_dump before looks like
["_cleanData:protected"]=> array(3) { ["code"]=> string(2) "11" ["naam"]=> string(8) "testnaam" ["volgnr"]=> string(2) "12" } after, 'volgnr' is replaced with 'regio', which is the table name. I am using latest standard version from trunk svn. I instantiate like this: $tableObj = new Zend_Db_Table(array('name' => 'regio')); I have double checked the names. It would not save the first time, if the names were wrong. It does save the first time. Not the second time (missing column name) Again, this doesn't happen if I use a property $_name = 'regio'; for an inheritor. So the problem doesn't really bother me, I just think this test shows that the documentated behavior is not always happening. King regards, Bart McLeod oetting schreef:
Hi Bart A few questions: What does the var_dump look like before you save the row? Which version of ZF are you using? How exactly do you instantiate the Table object? (Have you double-checked the actual names of the columns in your table?) Regards, Jacob Oettinger Bart McLeod wrote:The problem described only occurs if if instantiate the dataobject with a tablename in the options for the constructor. It does not occur if I inherit from Zend_Db_Table_Abstract and specify the tablename as a property. That will be the reason that not everybody is complaining. -Bart Bart McLeod schreef:Hi all, I could not find an open issue about this and could not find similar messages on the list, but forgive me if this is a duplicate of anything mentioned earlier. I have a unit test that tests a dataobject class and it uses a Zend_Db_Table_Row to do updates/inserts. The strange thing is that after setting a few properties and calling ->save(), one of the column indexes (the last one) is replaced with the tablename.... This is so strange that I thought you guys would be all over the list screaming out in anger, but since you are not, I am probably doing something wrong myself. If not, I will be happy to file an issue and try to fix it. This is the code: $this->DataObject->code = 11; $this->DataObject->naam = 'testnaam'; $this->DataObject->volgnr = 12; $this->assertTrue($this->DataObject->save()); This works. But after that, if I var_dump $this->_row inside the DataObject, I get this: ["_cleanData:protected"]=> array(3) { ["code"]=> string(2) "11" ["naam"]=> string(8) "testnaam" ["regio"]=> string(2) "12" } The last index should have been 'volgnr', not 'regio', the latter being the name of the table..... How's that for weird? If I try to save again, I get the message that volgnr is not in the column list (obvious). Anyone come to the rescue here? Regards, Bart McLeod-- Bart McLeod *Space Web* Middenlaan 47 6865 VN Heveadorp The Netherlands *t* +31(0)26 3392952 *m* 06 51 51 89 71 *@* info@spaceweb.nl <mailto:info@spaceweb.nl> www.spaceweb.nl <http://www.spaceweb.nl> zce logozce PHP 5 logo zce Zend Framework logo /Bart McLeod is a Zend Certified Engineer./ Click to verify! <http://www.zend.com/zce.php?c=ZEND004591&r=218204904>
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