Tickets :: Comment on [#14818] Rdo access problem in ONE_TO

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Comment	> When using a ONE_TO_ONE relationship in Rdo I could not access a > related data field. I tracked the problem down to Base.php, function > __get(). Consider lines 122 to 136 where a SQL search for the > attached record is conducted: > > switch ($rel['type']) { > case Horde_Rdo::ONE_TO_ONE: > case Horde_Rdo::MANY_TO_ONE: > if (isset($rel['query'])) { > $query = $this->_fillPlaceholders($rel['query']); > $this->_fields[$field] = $m->findOne($query); > } elseif (!empty($this->{$rel['foreignKey']})) { > //$this->_fields[$field] = > $m->findOne($this->{$rel['foreignKey']}); > $this->_fields[$field] = > $m->findOne(array($rel['foreignKey'] => $this->{$rel['foreignKey']})); > if (empty($this->_fields[$field])) { > throw new Horde_Rdo_Exception('The referenced > object with key ' . $this->{$rel['foreignKey']} . ' does not exist. > Your data is inconsistent'); > } > } else { > $this->_fields[$field] = null; > } > break; > > For unknown reasons everything works for a MANY_TO_ONE relationship, > using the same code. > Anyway, I used the available information to define a more specific > search in line 129: > > $this->_fields[$field] = $m->findOne(array($rel['foreignKey'] => > $this->{$rel['foreignKey']})); > > and this made it work for all types of relationship.
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