Exemple #1
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 public function executeEmailNotify()
 {
     $c = new Criteria();
     $c->add(NotificationEmailsPeer::USER_ID, $this->getRequestParameter('user_id'));
     $notifies = NotificationEmailsPeer::doSelectOne($c);
     if ($notifies != NULL) {
         $notifies->setOnOff($this->getRequestParameter('st'));
         $notifies->save();
     } else {
         $c = new NotificationEmails();
         $c->setUserId($this->getRequestParameter('user_id'));
         $c->setOnOff($this->getRequestParameter('st'));
         $c->save();
     }
     $c = new Criteria();
     $c->add(UserPeer::ID, $this->getRequestParameter('user_id'));
     $user = UserPeer::doSelectOne($c);
     $this->redirect('@profile?username=' . $user->getUsername());
 }
 /**
  * Adds an object to the instance pool.
  *
  * Propel keeps cached copies of objects in an instance pool when they are retrieved
  * from the database.  In some cases -- especially when you override doSelect*()
  * methods in your stub classes -- you may need to explicitly add objects
  * to the cache in order to ensure that the same objects are always returned by doSelect*()
  * and retrieveByPK*() calls.
  *
  * @param      NotificationEmails $value A NotificationEmails object.
  * @param      string $key (optional) key to use for instance map (for performance boost if key was already calculated externally).
  */
 public static function addInstanceToPool(NotificationEmails $obj, $key = null)
 {
     if (Propel::isInstancePoolingEnabled()) {
         if ($key === null) {
             $key = (string) $obj->getId();
         }
         // if key === null
         self::$instances[$key] = $obj;
     }
 }