plz tell me what does it mean.

<?php

class abc extends Doctrine_Record {
function setTableDefinition() {
//set up your model fields
}
}

Great article. Well I am trying to use Doctrine as you said. But am getting an errror:

Fatal error: Class ‘abc’ not found in F:\wamp\www\system\application\controllers\lab.php on line 11

i am clueless. I am using 1.7.2 version of ci. I have also populated the database field in config

Check it:
http://docs.kohanaphp.com/libraries/orm

I was thinking nonetheless, by applying this method you’re always Autoloading Doctrine, which might not be what desired in some cases.
Wouldn’t i make sense to use a plugin instead of a hook ?

In that way you can call
[code]
$this->load->plugin(”doctrine”);
[/code]

whenever you really need it

Some of my doctrine models were named the same as my CI controllers.

I named my Code Ignitor controller Account, which there was also a doctrine model named Account, so these two class names were conflicting

Solved this issue by simply changing the CI controller to Account(s) with an s at the end.

Hope this helps anyone that got stuck on the same issue.

Tom

I’m trying to integrate Doctrine into a new CI app I’m working on. I’m getting the error…

Uncaught exception ‘Doctrine_Table_Exception’ with message ‘Class “CI_Base” must be a child class of Doctrine_Record’ in C:\Users\Tom\Desktop\xampplite\htdocs\gkci\lib\doctrine\Doctrine\Table.php:288

Any idea on how to fix this?

Thanks for the help!

class MyModel extends Doctrine_Rectord {
function setTableDefinition() {
//set up your model fields
}
}

Then, assuming you inserted the bootstrap technique above, you could access your MyModel class in your controller using:

$model = new MyModel();

or

Doctrine::getTable(’MyModel)->findAll()

You get the idea…