XF 2.0 How to call an entity's property?

[Matt C.]

How would you go about calling an entities property? If I have an entity called Field, and it has the property field_id, how would I go about calling that?

Thank you.

 

[S Thomas]

$FieldEntity->getValue("field_id");

 

[Matt C.]

$FieldEntity->getValue("field_id");

Thank you, but I'm getting the following error:

An exception occurred: [Error] Call to undefined method XF\Mvc\Entity\Finder::getValue()

 

[S Thomas]

Oh well, if your Entity is literally called field it would be
$Field->getValue("field_id");

 

[Matt C.]

Oh well, if your Entity is literally called field it would be
$Field->getValue("field_id");

Well, it's actually GamerProfile, I was using Field as an example.

I've tried this $GamerProfile->getValue("gamerprofile_id"); and it still gives the same error.

 

[S Thomas]

Did you instantiate the entitity and assign it to $GamerProfile?

 

[Matt C.]

Did you instantiate the entitity and assign it to $GamerProfile?

No I haven't because I have no idea how to do that. Could you please tell me how?

 

[S Thomas]

Two possibilities, either use the finder system to get an object of your entity oder construct an entity. How did you create your custom entity anyways?

 

[Matt C.]

Two possibilities, either use the finder system to get an object of your entity oder construct an entity. How did you create your custom entity anyways?

Oh yes I've used the finder system. I was confused by your wording.

 

[S Thomas]

What is the code you're using to fetch the entity?

 

[Matt C.]

protected function getGamerProfileRepo()
{
    return $this->repository('AH\GamerProfiles:GamerProfile');
}

public function getGamerProfiles()
{
    return $this->getGamerProfileRepo()->findGamerProfilesForList();
}

Using this in a separate function $gamerprofileId = $this->getGamerProfiles()->getValue("gamerprofile_id");

Do I need to use any other namespaces for getValue to work?

 

[Jaxel]

I just use:

$entity->property_id

 

[Matt C.]

I just use:

$entity->property_id

That seems to work. Thank you.

$finder = $this->findGamerProfileValues();
$finder
    ->with('User')
    ->with('GamerProfile')
    ->where('user_id', '=', $visitor)
    ->where('gamerprofile_id', '=', $gamerprofileId);

Would you happen to know why I get this error when I use ->where('gamerprofile_id', '=', $gamerprofileId);?

LogicException: Unknown relation gamerprofile_id accessed on xf_ah_gamerprofile in src/XF/Mvc/Entity/Finder.php at line 90

 

[Jaxel]

$finder = $this->findGamerProfileValues()
    ->with(['User','GamerProfile'])
    ->where('user_id', $visitor)
    ->where('GamerProfile.gamerprofile_id', $gamerprofileId)
    ->fetchOne();

 

[Matt C.]

$finder = $this->findGamerProfileValues()
    ->with(['User','GamerProfile'])
    ->where('user_id', $visitor)
    ->where('GamerProfile.gamerprofile_id', $gamerprofileId)
    ->fetchOne();

Thank you, but unfortunately, I still get the same error. I think I have a problem with my entity relation.

 

[Jaxel]

Then the issue is in your entity.

 

[Matt C.]

Then the issue is in your entity.

I actually don't think I explained it enough. I want to get the gamerprofile_id of each entity, which means I have to run it through a foreach loop.

So I have this in Account.php

foreach($gamerprofiles as $gamerprofileId => $gamerprofile)
{
  $gamerprofile = $gamerprofile->toArray();
  $gamerprofileId = $gamerprofile['gamerprofile_id'];

  $gamerprofileValue = $this->getGamerProfileValueRepo()->getGamerProfileValuesForUser($userId, $gamerprofileId);
}

Here is the getGamerProfileValuesForUser function

public function getGamerProfileValuesForUser($userId, $gamerprofileId)
{
    $gamerprofileValues = $this->finder('AH\GamerProfiles:GamerProfileValue')
        ->with(['User','GamerProfile'])
        ->where([
            'user_id' => $userId,
            'gamerprofile_id' => $gamerprofileId
        ]
    )->fetch();

    foreach ($gamerprofileValues AS $gamerprofileValueId => $gamerprofileValue)
    {
       $gamerprofileValue = $gamerprofileValue->toArray();

    }

    return $gamerprofileValue;
}

I thought if I put the getGamerProfileValuesForUser inside foreach($gamerprofiles as $gamerprofileId => $gamerprofile), it would find the id for each gamer profile, but it's only returning the last one.

Any help would be appreciated.