Right number of element returned but no data inside with any find query

[Riccardo Coppola]

Hi all,

I'm using the latest version of the extension (ymds-1.4-pr1).

I'm inserting data into mongo with success, there's no connection issue, but when I query the database with 

ModelClass::model()->findAll();

or

ModelClass::model()->find();

I get an array with the right number of elements, the right attributes, but no data:

array(5) (

  [0] => User object {

    CLASSNAME => (string) User

    password => null

    login => null

    first_name => null

    last_name => null

    email => null

    registerDate => null

    useCursor => null

    ensureIndexes => (bool) true

    _id => null

    _embedded => null

    _owner => null

  }

  [1] => User object {

    CLASSNAME => (string) User

    password => null

    login => null

    first_name => null

    last_name => null

    email => null

    registerDate => null

    useCursor => null

    ensureIndexes => (bool) true

    _id => null

    _embedded => null

    _owner => null

  }

...

The model is as follow:

class User extends EMongoDocument 

{

    public $password;

    public $login;

    public $first_name;

    public $last_name;

    public $email;

    public $registerDate;

    /**

     * This method have to be defined in every Model

     * @return string MongoDB collection name, witch will be used to store documents of this model

     */

    public function getCollectionName()

    {

        return 'users';

    }

    

    // We can define rules for fields, just like in normal CModel/CActiveRecord classes

    public function rules()

    {

        return array(

            array('login, email, password', 'required'),             

            array('password', 'validatePwd'),

            array('email', 'email'),

        );

    }

 

    // the same with attribute names

    public function attributeNames()

    {

        return array(

            'email' => 'E-Mail Address',

        );

    }

    

    /*

     */

    public function validatePwd($attribute,$params)

    {

        

        

    }

    /**

     * This method have to be defined in every model, like with normal CActiveRecord

     */

    public static function model($className=__CLASS__)

    {

        return parent::model($className);

    }

}

I've followed the execution in debug mode for the ModelClass::model()->find(); call. I've found that the extension fetches the data correctly from mongo. 

In the EMongoDocument.php class, when it calls the setAttributes function (row 357) the $values array it receives is filled with the right data.

When the function then calls 

parent::setAttributes($values, $safeOnly);

and moves the execution to the CModel.php class, the attributes aren't set because the statement 

if(isset($attributes[$name]))  <-----

$this->$name=$value;

else if($safeOnly)

$this->onUnsafeAttribute($name,$value);

Always fails, so the returned array has the right attributes but are empty.

What can cause this?

Any help?

Thank you,

Riccardo

[Attila Nagy]

On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 11:35 PM, Riccardo Coppola <ricc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>     // the same with attribute names
>     public function attributeNames()
>     {
>         return array(
>             'email' => 'E-Mail Address',
>         );
>     }
>

> When the function then calls
> parent::setAttributes($values, $safeOnly);
> and moves the execution to the CModel.php class, the attributes aren't set
> because the statement
>
> if(isset($attributes[$name]))  <-----
> $this->$name=$value;
> else if($safeOnly)
> $this->onUnsafeAttribute($name,$value);
>
> Always fails, so the returned array has the right attributes but are empty.
> What can cause this?

The trouble is caused because you overridden the attributeNames()
method. I guess you've wanted to use the attributeLabels() instead.

--
Nagy Attila Gabor

[Riccardo Coppola]

Yes, it's true.

Now it works fine, thanks for your help.

Riccardo