On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 1:42 PM, brian <[email protected]> wrote:
> I confess that I'm really not at all clear about what Cake is doing
> here. That doesn't make sense to me. It appears to be deliberately
> including the UUID twice.
Yes and no. I've done a little more digging and the method is taking
two parameters properly: the ID of the new event that got created and
an array containing the model name and ID of the attraction object (
'Attraction' => '49414268-8a90-4497-856a-1b293b196446' ). This all
looks great. The problem seems to be introduced here:
01287 if ((is_string($row) && (strlen($row) == 36 || strlen($row) ==
16)) || is_numeric($row)) {
01288 $values = array(
01289 $db->value($id, $this->getColumnType($this->primaryKey)),
01290 $db->value($row)
01291 );
01292 if ($isUUID) {
01293 $values[] = $db->value(String::uuid());
01294 }
Specifically, my problem is that the data passes both tests. The first
test properly sets the value to the UUID for the attraction while the
second test just pushes a brand new UUID on the values array. I'll see
whether I can get any answers on the IRC channel.
Thanks for getting me started with the code snippet.
--
Rob Wilkerson
http://robwilkerson.org
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