[UX.InfoGate]

Hi there. Have you any ideas when CActiveRecordBehavior->owner and $event->sender (for example CActiveRecordBehavior::beforeSave($event)) could be different objects?

Code example:

<?php

class SomeBehavior extends CActiveRecordBehavior
{
    public function beforeSave($event)
    {
        var_dump($this->owner === $event->sender); // echoes false
    }
}

Thanks!

[Onman]

I'd be surprised if they'd be different objects. But what happens if you do:

var_dump($this->owner == $event->sender);

(use == instead of ===). Does it still return false?

[UX.InfoGate]

Yes. It still returns false. And there is no difference == or === because if it is pointers to one object such expression should returns true. Seems like yii creates copy of object... or something like that.

[UX.InfoGate]

Sorry. My fault. There was something like:
$a = new ArObj();
$b = clone $a;
...
$b->save();

so, sender was $b but owner $a. =)

[Onman]

Have you tried doing a var_dump($this->owner) and var_dump($event->sender)? Maybe that output shows something that'll explain things.