didn’t seem to work for me

but

Doctrine::loadData(base_url().’fixtures’);

does

First, I love your tutorials and I’ve learned many new cool things.
However I’m trying to set up a relationship where I want to display the current user posts. How would that look like?

Thanks in advance!

but it’s work in simple html

pl’s give the answer today

The error message should be enclosed PRE in tags.
catch (Doctrine_Exception $e) {
echo “An exception occurred: PRE $e /PRE”;
}

Yes, you’re right. The fixtures in this article are correct.
I must have made a mistake while copying the code. I typed all of the tutorial by hand, with no cut’n'paste; it helps me learn, but can lead to mistakes…

Thanks for the exception handling tip, btw.

catch (Doctrine_Exception $e) {
echo “An exception occurred:$e”;
}

was meant to be instead:

catch (Doctrine_Exception $e) {
echo “An exception occurred:$e”;
}

I’m having an issue with the created_at field in the fixture. The database stores the datetime as the current datetime instead of what the fixture says. Do you have any idea as to why this is?

First, to make Doctrine’s exception messages a bit more readable, I enclosed them in regions. Instead of just calling Doctrine::loadData, I wrote:

try {
Doctrine_Manager::connection()->execute(’SET foreign_key_checks = 0′);
Doctrine::loadData(APPPATH . ‘/fixtures’);
}
catch (Doctrine_Exception $e) {
echo “An exception occurred:$e”;
}

By having the error message well-formatted, I spotted where the “table” information is:

Doctrine_Connection_UnitOfWork->saveGraph(Object(Forum))

which appears around step #6 on the stack trace.

I checked the “Forum” section in the yaml file, but couldn’t find anything wrong or missing. The problem stems from the fact that the Category section is specified _before_ the Forum section:

Category:
Lounge:
title: The CodeIgniter lounge
Forums: [Forum_1, Forum_2]
Dev:
title: CodeIgniter development forums
Forums: [Forum_3, Forum_4, Forum_5]

The data importer must create the empty Forum records to have values for the foreign key fields forum_id in the Category records, but the “NOT NULL” constraint on the Forum table for the ‘title’ field prevents this.

Solution: define the forums before referencing them in the Category section.

I am encountering an error while loading data.yml. Here is the first part of the text:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘Doctrine_Connection_Mysql_Exception’ with message ‘SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column ‘title’ cannot be null’ [...]

Unfortunately, the long message doesn’t include the table name.
I’m going off to the Doctrine site to see how to enable more verbose debugging. Will post here later, hoping to help others (and me in a few weeks

Doctrine::generateModelsFromYaml( ‘C:\wamp\www\ci_doctrine\application\schema\db.yml’, ‘models’ );

Doctrine::createTablesFromModels();

First I used order for my orders table (mysql didn’t like it)

Then when creating an integer standard, biginteger is chosen, after altering doctrine_pi.php to:

// set the default primary key to be named ‘id’, biginteger, 5 bytes
Doctrine_Manager::getInstance()->setAttribute(
Doctrine::ATTR_DEFAULT_IDENTIFIER_OPTIONS,
array(’name’ => ‘id’, ‘type’ => ‘integer’, ‘length’ => 5));

Solved that problem as well…

I’ve created a yaml schema:
appication/schema/db.yml with some tabels and detect_relations: true.

How can I generate the models from yaml using php?
(like you load your fixtures)
I can only find examples using the command line.

thanks in advance

A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Notice
Message: Undefined variable: mood
Filename: views/view_moods.php
Line Number: 316

this is wht i m doing in side view….

mood_name; ?>