[Paradinight]

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kilishan you forgot to fix the code in the CRUD example.

[kilishan]

kilishan you forgot to fix the code in the CRUD example.

Please refresh my memory, then. I looked through that chapter and am not seeing anything wrong. I know that one or two people have brought up that in a couple of places I use instances like $this->where() instead of $this->db->where(), but I'm pretty sure I've replied each time. The __call() will translate those calls to the db object, so it still works. Was there something else?

[Paradinight]

The __call method is wrong. The "get" method in Codeigniter return not the db object. It return a result object. The result does not exist in the db object.

In the __call method you need to return the result object.

http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/da...ilder::get
http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/da...er::select

[kilishan]

The __call method is wrong. The "get" method in Codeigniter return not the db object. It return a result object. The result does not exist in the db object.

In the __call method you need to return the result object.

http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/da...ilder::get
http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/da...er::select

Well, damn, you're right. Thanks for catching that! I've fixed it up in the text and the sample code and pushed another version live.

[ubeljan]

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