redbean

Hi I am just beginning to use redbeans ORM. I followed the docs and tried doing a query like this $thebean=R::find("users","id>2"); and then I loop through like:- foreach($thebean as $bean){ echo $bean->username; } However I find that if the even if the users table contains more than 100 data, the above query only fetches the last data . for eg: if I have users 1 to 100. I only get the user with id=100. Can somebody please tell me what I might be doing wrong. Could it be that your syntax is not correct? I have no experience with Redbean, but you might want to do something like this: $users = R

I am using RedBeanPHP along with an API I am writing to make calls to an existing Database. Everything works great except some of the tables have underscores in their names. According to RedBean "underscores and uppercase chars are not allowed in type and property names." When searching for solutions people recommended the use of the function. R::setStrictTyping(false); This would override the rules and allow you to dispense a bean such as $post_points = R::dispense( 'user_points' ); However this appears to be missing in RedBeanPHP 4KS because when I put the SetStringTyping line in I recieve

I'd like RedBean to create unique keys/indexes when generating the schema. The following code does- opposed to how I understand the documentation- not do this: R::setup('sqlite:rss_loader.db3'); $bean = R::findOne(IMG); if (!$bean->id) { $bean = R::dispense(IMG); $bean->setMeta("buildcommand.unique.0", array('url')); $bean->url = 'text'; R::store($bean); $bean->wipe(); R::freeze(); //no more schema changes! } What is happening in sqlite ist this: create table img (id integer primary key autoincrement, url) What I was expecting was this: create table img (id integer primary key autoincrement,

If you use RedBean ORM, do you need to add a primary key named "id" to every table in your database? In my db I have a few tables that have primary keys pairs of 2 or 3 fields, or primary keys with other names than "id" (yes, I could change the name to "id", but it wouldn't really reflect the reality, because they are not IDs) Example: table1 - stores posts: id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, name TEXT, title TEXT, content TEXT, table2 - stores meta for posts: post INTEGER DEFAULT 0, # <- references "id" from "posts" name TEXT, value TEXT, PRIMARY KEY(name, post), CONSTRAINT posts_meta

I'm writing some software that requires storing items in a database, the items need to have a 'priority' so we end up with ID | Name | Priority --------+--------------+---------- 1 | Pear | 4 2 | Apple | 2 3 | Orange | 1 4 | Banana | 3 So now, the top priority fruit is the Orange, then Apple then Banana then Pear. Now, I want to make Pear the number one priority so Pear, Orange, Apple, Banana. The table will look like: ID | Name | Priority --------+--------------+---------- 1 | Pear | 1 2 | Apple | 3 3 | Orange | 2 4 | Banana | 4 Whats the best way to achieve this with PHP and Postgres. Given