FormFirewall

Applies default values to this object.

This method should be called from the object's constructor (or equivalent initialization method).

Initializes internal state of Thelia\Model\Base\FormFirewall object.

Returns whether the object has been modified.

Has specified column been modified?

Get the columns that have been modified in this object.

Returns whether the object has ever been saved. This will be false, if the object was retrieved from storage or was created and then saved.

Setter for the isNew attribute. This method will be called by Propel-generated children and objects.

Whether this object has been deleted.

Specify whether this object has been deleted.

Sets the modified state for the object to be false.

Compares this with another FormFirewall instance. If obj is an instance of FormFirewall, delegates to equals(FormFirewall). Otherwise, returns false.

If the primary key is not null, return the hashcode of the primary key. Otherwise, return the hash code of the object.

Get the associative array of the virtual columns in this object

Checks the existence of a virtual column in this object

Get the value of a virtual column in this object

Set the value of a virtual column in this object

Populate the current object from a string, using a given parser format $book = new Book(); $book->importFrom('JSON', '{"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');

Export the current object properties to a string, using a given parser format $book = BookQuery::create()->findPk(9012); echo $book->exportTo('JSON'); => {"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');

Clean up internal collections prior to serializing Avoids recursive loops that turn into segmentation faults when serializing

Get the [id] column value.

Get the [form_name] column value.

Get the [ip_address] column value.

Get the [attempts] column value.

Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [created_at] column value.

Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [updated_at] column value.

Set the value of [id] column.

Set the value of [form_name] column.

Set the value of [ip_address] column.

Set the value of [attempts] column.

Sets the value of [created_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.

Sets the value of [updated_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.

Indicates whether the columns in this object are only set to default values.

This method can be used in conjunction with isModified() to indicate whether an object is both modified and has some values set which are non-default.

Hydrates (populates) the object variables with values from the database resultset.

An offset (0-based "start column") is specified so that objects can be hydrated with a subset of the columns in the resultset rows. This is needed, for example, for results of JOIN queries where the resultset row includes columns from two or more tables.

Checks and repairs the internal consistency of the object.

This method is executed after an already-instantiated object is re-hydrated from the database. It exists to check any foreign keys to make sure that the objects related to the current object are correct based on foreign key.

You can override this method in the stub class, but you should always invoke the base method from the overridden method (i.e. parent::ensureConsistency()), in case your model changes.

Reloads this object from datastore based on primary key and (optionally) resets all associated objects.

This will only work if the object has been saved and has a valid primary key set.

Removes this object from datastore and sets delete attribute.

Persists this object to the database.

If the object is new, it inserts it; otherwise an update is performed. All modified related objects will also be persisted in the doSave() method. This method wraps all precipitate database operations in a single transaction.

Retrieves a field from the object by name passed in as a string.

Retrieves a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.

Zero-based.

Exports the object as an array.

You can specify the key type of the array by passing one of the class type constants.

Sets a field from the object by name passed in as a string.

Sets a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.

Zero-based.

Populates the object using an array.

This is particularly useful when populating an object from one of the request arrays (e.g. $_POST). This method goes through the column names, checking to see whether a matching key exists in populated array. If so the setByName() method is called for that column.

You can specify the key type of the array by additionally passing one of the class type constants TableMap::TYPEPHPNAME, TableMap::TYPESTUDLYPHPNAME, TableMap::TYPECOLNAME, TableMap::TYPEFIELDNAME, TableMap::TYPENUM. The default key type is the column's TableMap::TYPEPHPNAME.

Build a Criteria object containing the values of all modified columns in this object.

Builds a Criteria object containing the primary key for this object.

Unlike buildCriteria() this method includes the primary key values regardless of whether or not they have been modified.

Returns the primary key for this object (row).

Generic method to set the primary key (id column).

Returns true if the primary key for this object is null.

Sets contents of passed object to values from current object.

If desired, this method can also make copies of all associated (fkey referrers) objects.

Makes a copy of this object that will be inserted as a new row in table when saved.

It creates a new object filling in the simple attributes, but skipping any primary keys that are defined for the table.

If desired, this method can also make copies of all associated (fkey referrers) objects.

Clears the current object and sets all attributes to their default values

Resets all references to other model objects or collections of model objects.

This method is a user-space workaround for PHP's inability to garbage collect objects with circular references (even in PHP 5.3). This is currently necessary when using Propel in certain daemon or large-volume/high-memory operations.

Return the string representation of this object

Mark the current object so that the update date doesn't get updated during next save

Code to be run before persisting the object

Code to be run after persisting the object

Code to be run before inserting to database

Code to be run after inserting to database

Code to be run before updating the object in database

Code to be run after updating the object in database

Code to be run before deleting the object in database

Code to be run after deleting the object in database

Derived method to catches calls to undefined methods.

Provides magic import/export method support (fromXML()/toXML(), fromYAML()/toYAML(), etc.). Allows to define default __call() behavior if you overwrite __call()