Situation: i have a form where user places some data in. Currently i ask a query to get data which ill fill out the forms and i add some extra data(arrays) to the results. And then i have the same query which i will use to modify the database data. Problem: when i save the form, the new filled data has been saved, so far so good, but the forms are filled with the old values, as i debug the models, i see that they are filled with the old values rather the new/modified values. whats causing the class to read the old values?
As i needed 2 of the same queries to create a variable for each purpose with same data, i used "from_cache(false)", to make 2 queries, thus imitating a copy, because i cant assign "model1 = model2" and change model1 data, because it will change model2 also
I can't comment, because I don't know what you're doing. But I've never seen this, on the contrary, ORM does it's utmost to maintaince a single instance of every object, just to avoid having multiple objects flying around in a different state.
I am very curious to see what kind of complicated code you have cooked up to make this necessary, can you post a controller method on http://bin.fuelphp.com so that I can see what you're trying to do.
At the moment, I'm clueless. I've made thousands of forms, and I've never encountered this problem.
Today with a fresh mind looked at the code found the issue: it was me, not this wonderfull framework, i was using templates, but after modifying the data i passed the old data toe the view, rather creating a response to the controller funcion :D You can delete this.
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