You can use $table->findOne($id); Of course you have to implement it first.
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> Philip Iezzi wrote:
>> Bill Karwin wrote:
>>> As of revision 3995, the find() method always returns an object of type
>>> Zend_Db_Table_Rowset_Abstract.
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>> What's the easiest recommended way of getting a row by id?
>> If I'd like to get the row object in a single line of code, could I use
>> current() or is there a better way?
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>> $customerTbl = new My_Db_Table_Customer(); // My_Db_Table_Customer
>> extends Zend_Db_Table
>> $row = $customerTbl->find(5)->current();
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> I'm using
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> $row = $tbl->fetchRow('id='.$id);
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> as it's marginally less typing.
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> Does anyone do $tbl->find(1); and find a rowset usable?
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> Regards,
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> Rob...
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