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Need Help : ORM Error Deleting - Primary key on model Model_Test cannot be changed.
  • Hello.., 
    I'm using Xampp and FuelPHP v1.6.1 and then v1.7.1. and working with ORM with no problem..., but then FuelPHP1.7.2 is released and I try to use this release to develop a website.
    and then I'm having a problem when using ORM relation. it works fine with displaying (read)., but I find some trouble with deleting.., please help me to fix this problem. in short:
    1. I'm using oil scaffold to generate code 
    a. "oil scaffold test code:varchar[15]"  
    b. "oil scaffold anothertest code:varchar[15] test_id:int" 

    2. in the generated code - Model_Anothertest- I add "has_one" relation 

    protected static $_has_one = array(
    'test' => array('key_to' => 'id', 'key_from'=>'test_id'),
        );


    3. in "view/anothertest/index.php" I changed the code to display the relation
    before : $items->test_id;
    after : $item->test->code;

    4. when executing controller "anothertest/index" it show the relation correctly but when I try to delete it and error issued Primary key on model Model_Test cannot be changed.

    Can anyone help me to fix this .... Its new to me because when I uses Fuel 1.6.1 or 1.7.1 it works fine before.., 
    but now neither FuelPHP 1.7.1 or 1.7.2 work in the same PC I use...

    please help me.., 
    great thanks before

  • Please help me
  • HarroHarro
    Accepted Answer
    As far as I know that has never changed.

    You need to define your relations both ways, so you need (in this case) a has_one and a belongs_to. The model that contains the foreign key MUST have the belongs to.

    If you look at your has_one definition, you have it the wrong way around, assuming "test_id" is your FK.

    This has always been the case, so I don't believe this would have worked in 1.6.1.
  • stupid me... :-p
    I'm wrong in understanding it...
    Thanks for your super fast response..., it work now... :)
    tQ
  • Just remember that "belongs_to" is always defined on the model that has the FK, and you're good to go.

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