[Raboo]

In my effort to try to circumvent the issue where you cannot join same table several times so you can display each column from the joined table as it's own column I wanted to try to have multiple foreign keys for the same table.

So what i have is table node with column operatingsystem_id and want that to be replicated to to columns os2_id and os3_id.

This is what I've done so far. but still os2_id and os3_id are empty. What am i doing wrong?

$crud->callback_after_insert(array($this, '_callback_updateos'));

$crud->callback_after_update(array($this, '_callback_updateos'));

		function _callback_updateos($postarray, $id)

		{

				$data = array(

						'os2_id' => $postarray->operatingsystem_id,

						'os3_id' => $postarray->operatingsystem_id

				);

				$this->db->update('node', $data, array('node_id' => $id));

				return true;

		}

[Raboo]

I've added this code instead of callback_after_update.

call_user_func(array($this, '_callback_updateos'));

And it displays me this error:

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Warning

Message: Missing argument 1 for Main::_callback_updateos()

Filename: controllers/main.php

Line Number: 93

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Warning

Message: Missing argument 2 for Main::_callback_updateos()

Filename: controllers/main.php

Line Number: 93

So it appears that no arguments are sent to the function?

[Raboo]

I really don't understand, why is $postarray and $id null?
I followed the API examples on the site, what am I missing?

[Raboo]

I managed to solve this.

to get a value from $postarray it's

$postarray["operatingsystem_id"]

instead of

$postarray->operatingsystem_id