It's my code:
class Books extends ActiveRecord\Model {
function _construct(){
parent::_construct();
}
}
And call:
print_r(Books::first()->attributes());
If class Books has magic method "__construct" method "Books::first()" returns empty result.
How can I do correctly work ActewRecord with method "__construct" in my class?
Adam KTue May 13 23:40:30 -0400 2014
Is there any particular reason you need __construct() ? It might be worth looking at the callbacks and using the before_create callback.
Subject: Doesn't work ActiveRecord
Hi!
I have a problem.
It's my code:
class Books extends ActiveRecord\Model {
function _construct(){
parent::_construct();
}
}
And call:
print_r(Books::first()->attributes());
If class Books has magic method "__construct" method "Books::first()" returns empty result.
How can I do correctly work ActewRecord with method "__construct" in my class?