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JamesHemmingworth

Hello, little problem here:

I tried using "find_one_by" to get a userentry from my database. In the documentation stand:

$column string required

$value mixed

So i tried using the following:

$userrightselected = Model_Userright::find_one_by('userID', Input::Post('user'));

To get a form-value from a previouse selection. But i get a warning:

array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array, string given

if ( ! array_key_exists('where', $options))
715            {
716                $options['where'] = $where;
717            }

But the documentation says that its mixed. So do i have to use an array now or did i do something wrong?

JamesHemmingworth

By the way: yes, i do want the script to throw the warnings out, just because i want the script to work as well as it can get.

Harro

You're using it wrong.

$userrightselected = Model_Userright::find_one_by_userID(Input::Post('user'));

The second argument is an options array, just like with the standard find() call.

JamesHemmingworth

Well, then it might help to change the documentation for the function, because:

Model_User::find_one_by('email', 'info@example.com');

is a little bit misunderstandable. The same goes for the headline:

Maybe change the function-description in the way like "find_one_by_{column}($value = null, $operator = '=') would be better to understand.

But thanks, it works now.

Harro

Yup, that is clearly not correct. More docs work. ;-)

I'll add it to the todo list.