PHP EEM_Base::get_one_by_ID方法代码示例

 /**
  * After the form section is initially created, call this to sanitize the data in the submission
  * which relates to this form section, validate it, and set it as properties on the form.
  * @param array $req_data should usually be $_REQUEST (the default). However, you CAN
  * supply a different array. Consider using set_defaults() instead however. (If you rendered
  * the form in the page using echo $form_x->get_html() the inputs will have the correct name
  * in the request data for this function to find them and populate the form with them.
  * If you have a flat form (with only input subsections), you can supply a flat array where keys
  * are the form input names and values are their values)
  * @param boolean $validate whether or not to perform validation on this data. Default is,
  * of course, to validate that data, and set errors on the invalid values. But if the data
  * has already been validated (eg you validated the data then stored it in the DB) you may want
  * to skip this step.
  * @return void
  */
 public function receive_form_submission($req_data = NULL, $validate = TRUE)
 {
     parent::receive_form_submission($req_data, $validate);
     //create or set the model object, if it isn't already
     if (!$this->_model_object) {
         //check to see if the form indicates a PK, in which case we want to only retrieve it and update it
         $pk_name = $this->_model->primary_key_name();
         $model_obj = $this->_model->get_one_by_ID($this->get_input_value($pk_name));
         if ($model_obj) {
             $this->_model_object = $model_obj;
         } else {
             $this->_model_object = EE_Registry::instance()->load_class($this->_model->get_this_model_name());
         }
     }
     //ok so the model object is set. Just set it with the submitted form data (don't save yet though)
     foreach ($this->inputs_values_corresponding_to_model_fields() as $field_name => $field_value) {
         //only set the non-primary key
         if ($field_name != $this->_model->primary_key_name()) {
             $this->_model_object->set($field_name, $field_value);
         }
     }
 }

 /**
  * Gets the item indicated by its ID. But if it's soft-deleted, pretends it doesn't exist.
  * @param int|string $id
  * @return EE_Soft_Delete_Base_Class
  */
 public function get_one_by_ID_but_ignore_deleted($id)
 {
     return parent::get_one_by_ID($id);
 }