[TYPO3-mvc] Problem with fetching database records

[Thomas "Thasmo" Deinhamer]

I think it's mandatory in favour of higher security
and persistence consistency. Extbase needs to know where
to store data if added - also the mandatory Pid prevents
you (maybe?) to select data from other domain-trees, on
which you don't have access to.

But I don't know if there are other reasons.

Thomas


Rens Admiraal schrieb:
> I thought I checked that one.... But thanks! it works!
> 
> Question: is the storagePid required now? Or is there also a possibility 
> to do a global select using these methods?
> 
> With kind regards,
> Rens Admiraal
> TYPO3 Certified Integrator
> 
> Op 10 dec 2009, om 12:53 heeft Steffen Ritter het volgende geschreven:
> 
>> Rens Admiraal schrieb:
>>> I'm working on an extension, but somehow I can't fetch database 
>>> records by using a Tx_Extbase_Persistence_Repository.
>>> Repository->findAll() always returns an empty array, and 
>>> Repository->findOneByUid(1) returns NULL. But a record with uid 1 
>>> does exist in the database.
>>> The methods findAll() and findOneByUid() are also working, because 
>>> fetching records from the BlogExample works fine.
>>> I've created my extension using the Extbase Kickstarter (SVN trunk 
>>> checkout done yesterday). An example extension can be found at 
>>> http://tinyurl.com/yf6thvv
>>> I've tried to find the difference between the blog example and the 
>>> example extension I created, but after searching 4 hours I thought 
>>> asking some help would be good :-)
>>> With kind regards,
>>> Rens Admiraal
>>> TYPO3 Certified Integrator
>> The difference is, you did not specify the storagepid in TS or 
>> storagefolder in the plugin ...
>>
>> Have a look at the templatebrowser and the unfilled value of the 
>> setting persistance.storagePid
>>
>> regards
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