On 14 abr, 19:24, Sam DeVore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My guess is that it is related to the fact that php is loosely typed
> and the ambiguity in something like '0'
It looks like that cakephp is checking if $model->id is false to check
if it has an id or not during save operation (if it do not has an id
set, it is a new db item)
The problem is that it has an id: '0' that is an string, so if you
check something like
if ($model->id){
// It has an id
} else {
// It don't has an id
}
it will do like it do not has an id and would assume that is a new
item, when it try to insert a new item, it will fail as id = '0'
already exists there.
So this probably is a cake php bug correct?
/Erico
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