I have already created and loaded for all the tables, a behavior very similar to the example in: timestampable.
There, I override the preInsert and preUpdate methods.
That works very well.
Now I need to be able to control this situation:
When doing a DELETE and it fails due to a foreign key constraint, I want to catch the error, and perform a particular action. In my case, perform a "logical delete" (set the "disabled" field of the record to true)
Can this be done with a behavior?
I tried to do it with the postDelete hook, but due to the constraint error, this method does not get executed.
I tried putting a delete function in the behavior, with the intention of overriding that method, but it doesn't seem to work or I didn't do it right.
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Hello
I have already created and loaded for all the tables, a behavior very similar to the example in: timestampable. There, I override the preInsert and preUpdate methods. That works very well.
Now I need to be able to control this situation:
Can this be done with a behavior?
I tried to do it with the postDelete hook, but due to the constraint error, this method does not get executed.
I tried putting a delete function in the behavior, with the intention of overriding that method, but it doesn't seem to work or I didn't do it right.
Can someone tell me how to do this?