prc.user = getInstance( "User" ).newEntity();
// danger Will Robinson! This will not update prc.user.
prc.user.create( {
"firstName": "Dave"
} );
writeDump( prc.user.isLoaded() ); // <--- WILL BE FALSE!
If you want to use create, you must do this instead:
prc.user = getInstance( "User" ).newEntity();
// in order for this to work, you must replace the original variable.
prc.user = prc.user.create( {
"firstName": "Dave"
} );
writeDump( prc.user.isLoaded() ); // <--- WILL BE TRUE
@elpete, I no longer have access to the Quick documentation on Gitbook for some reason, so I'm posting my suggestion here:
On the page: https://quick.ortusbooks.com/guide/getting-started/creating-new-entities#create It is critically important to let users know the
create()method returns a brand new entity, and does not persist the current entity which may have called it.Example:
If you want to use create, you must do this instead: