Thanks for the suggestion Gareth. Unfortunately it doesn't work.
Since I'm not all that knowledgeable in OOP, I was thinking this might
have something to do with the $oldstate and $newstate objects being
the same (two references to the same object), that way when you change
one the other changes also. To rule that out I tried this, based on
your suggestion:
$state = Doctrine::getTable('myClass')->find($id);
$oldstate = serialize($state);
$form->save();
$state = Doctrine::getTable('myClass')->find($id);
$newstate = serialize($state);
if ($oldstate != $newstate) return 'changes';
else return 'nochanges';
Don't laugh, that's how I learn... ;)
In any case, no joy, but the behaviour is opposite as before: I always
get changes!
Puzzling...
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