I have a AR model that I am trying to duplicated but just need to manually change the foreign key.
$_POST['competition_id'] = 99;
$prizes = CompetitionPrizes::model()->findAll('competition_id =:competition_id',array(':competition_id'=> $_POST['competition_id']));
This query basically queries the prizes table and gets all the rows for a particular competition. With the prizes object I would like to basically re-insert/duplicate the same information except the competition id which I want to manually set.
I did something similar for an AR object that basically only has one row and that worked well, however in this instance as a competition can have more than one prize this same code won't.
// My existing code for duplication process
$obj = Competitions::model()->find('competition_id=:competition_id', array(':competition_id' => $post['competition_id']));
$clone = clone $obj;
$clone->isNewRecord = true;
unset($clone->competition_id); // i want to remove this so it is auto inserted instead via the db
$clone->save();
This works great - how would I modify this on a 'collection' of prizes and have this duplicated into the database while setting my own 'competition_id' value.
Note - i'm to new to Yii, so please let me know if I have made any obvious errors/bad practice
You generally use #clone if you want to copy an object including its internal state. This is what Rails is using with its #dup method on ActiveRecord. It uses #dup to allow you to duplicate a record without its "internal" state (id and timestamps), and leaves #clone up to Ruby to implement.
Cloning won't work. You need to assign the attributes to a new object:
$obj = Competitions::model()->find('competition_id=:competition_id', array(':competition_id' => $post['competition_id']));
$clone = new Competitions;
$clone->attributes = $obj->attributes;
$clone->save();
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