Hello,
Found out it by myself (well, I got it working)
I did not use the relation "Parent" by its name, but by the class name
(->getEnseignement).
I added a "Child" relation to be able to navigate on "each" side,
adapted the getters in the code and voila...
Mikael
On 17 mai, 13:55, Mikael <mikael.kermorg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a strange behavior when I save a Doctrine form based on this
> model :
>
> Enseignement:
> columns:
> code: { type: varchar }
> nom: { type: varchar }
> valide: { type: boolean, default: false, notnull: true }
> parent_id: { type: integer }
> relations:
> Parent: {class: Enseignement, local: parent_id, foreign: id, type:
> one}
>
> I just want to change the value of the "valide" field form the object
> with id 15 and then, I get these queries :
>
> UPDATE enseignement SET updated_at = '2011-05-17 11:41:41' WHERE id
> = '13'
> UPDATE enseignement SET valide = '1', updated_at = '2011-05-17
> 11:41:41' WHERE id = '15'
> DELETE FROM enseignement WHERE id = '13'
>
> I'm currently trying to find out the problem, but maybe it's a flawed
> model or known problem. Any idea on that ?
>
> Regards,
>
> Mikael Kermorgant
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