Hi Adam,
Thanks so much, $this->id definitely gives me the right piece of
information.
I'm still curious though if I'm using Model::getLastInsertId() wrong,
or I've stumbled on a bug in the core. Model::getLastInsertId()
returns $this->__insertID correctly but it only has a value if a new
record in the DB was created, not on an update. Here was my test that
figured this out:
function afterSave($created) {
if (! $created) {
// Updated existing record
$id = $this->getLastInsertId();
echo debug($id);
// $id is empty
} else {
// Created new record
$id = $this->getLastInsertId();
echo debug($id);
// $id shows the id of the last record created
}
parent::afterSave($created);
}
Is this the expected behavior of the method? The API says, "Returns
the ID of the last record this Model inserted." Am I reading this
wrong? Its it only supposed to return the Id of a CREATE not an
UPDATE?
Again, I tested this with cake_1.2.0.6311-beta and a recent nightly
build (cake_1.2.x.x_16.04.2008).
Best,
Joshua
> Use $this->id and it will be either the record that was updated or the
> record just added.
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