Re: ClassRegistry('init') more than once returns same Model id

In my opinion, there should only be one instance of the model! You
just have to use it to create many new records!

Use the models create method to ensure that each record is saved as a
new record. See the CakePHP book at:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/75/Saving-Your-Data

So, still in my opinion, you should change your code as follows:
[code]
$UserBadge = ClassRegistry::init('UserBadge');
foreach ($new_badges as $new_badge){
if ($new_badge){
$UserBadge->create();
$UserBadge->set('user_id', $check_in["User"]["id"]);
$UserBadge->set('check_in_id', $check_in["CheckIn"]["id"]);
$UserBadge->set('badge_id', $new_badge);
$UserBadge->save();
$awarded_badges[]=$UserBadge;
unset($UserBadge);
}
}
[/code]

But I may be wrong, that you are not just saving the records (badges)
but that you want to store the entire model in the $awarded_badges
array for every badge?? :)

Please enlighten me, enjoy,
John

On Feb 27, 6:12 pm, Greg Marra <greg.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a site where I am using ClassRegistry('init') to create
> multiple new objects inside of a component. I want to save each one
> into the database. Unfortunately, it seems that each time I call
> ClassRegistry('init') I appear to get the same instance of the Model.
> The net result is that instead of having two or three objects in my
> database, it gets overwritten and overwritten and I end up with just
> the most-recently-saved one.
>
> Here is my code:
> foreach ($new_badges as $new_badge){
>                         if ($new_badge){
>                                 $UserBadge = ClassRegistry::init('UserBadge');
>                                 $UserBadge->set('user_id', $check_in["User"]["id"]);
>                                 $UserBadge->set('check_in_id', $check_in["CheckIn"]["id"]);
>                                 $UserBadge->set('badge_id', $new_badge);
>                                 $UserBadge->save();
>                                 $awarded_badges[]=$UserBadge;
>                                 unset($UserBadge);
>                         }
>                 }
>
> Any idea why this isn't working as expected?

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