Herman,
Do you remember while ago we had discussion about entity was not found
error? I think I am near to catch it.
Credit entity is OneToOne to Client entity, I want to first check if Credit
entity exists, update it, if does not exist add it, so I did:
$credit = $em->find('Entities\Credit', $client_id);
if ($credit === null) {
$client = $em->find('Entities\Client',
$client_id);
$credit = new Entities\Credit;
$credit->setClient($client);
// methods to set properties goes here.
$em->persist($credit);
} else {
// methods to set properties goes here.
$em->persist($credit);
}
If Credit entity exists, I get no problem, if does not exists, I get entity
was not found eoor. With print() and exit; debugging I discovered, if there
is no credit entity for that particular client, it doesn't care about if
($credit === null) { in my code, so it goes to /else/ code block, and
obviously it does not find the entity! I appreciate your advice why it
doesn't care about if ($credit === null) and how can I debug it? it seems
does not recognize $credit as null? if yes, how can I debug it? var_dump
gives a very very long object of almost all entities.... and I think this
is impossible to find the problem with var_dump.
On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 12:14 AM, Nima Sadjadi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> No, just some ordinary fields I am trying to update, these fields are not
> used as FK nor any of them is id. as stated on wiki I am using in_array for
> security check too. but I did double-check that setFields method indeed
> exists in Info entity. But I am not getting undefined method, I am getting
> "entity was not find". any idea how to check/fix it?
>
>
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 11:50 PM, Herman Peeren
> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> On Sunday, 20 April 2014 21:04:45 UTC+2, Parsifal wrote:
>>
>>> please read my previous answer. since I am not getting an order for
>>> ->getInfo() should I assume that my info entity is loaded? if yes, then why
>>> should I get "entity was not found error" when calling a method inside info
>>> entity, e.g. setFields() ?
>>>
>>
>> No, when $order->getInfo was called, probably only a proxy was loaded.
>> When executing setFields() the actual entity was loaded and that failed.
>> Maybe you are trying to set the ID of that entity with setFields()? Just
>> guessing.
>>
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