pp wrote: > > They didn't use to, that's why I'm asking what behaviour people actually > > want. > > For me it is very simple and logic: > $object->update() should run > > update object_table set field="my_var" where id="my_id";
That's a valid request, but currently we don't (and possibly we can't) track what changes you make to the object. mgd_get_article gets all fields, and the update method writes them all back, even if you change nothing. It'd actually be pretty tricky to get right. > Piotras > p.s. Does changing Apache , Apache-common and Apache-dev force me to > reinstall midgard ? Not midgard-lib or midgard-data, but for modules (such as mod_midgard) it's generally recommended to rebuild if you're replacing apache. If you're replacing php4 you will very likely have to rebuild midgard-php4 too. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
