> 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?
To me your code is working as expected - becuase ClassRegistry::init
is supposed to do exactly what you've found.
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