Escaping modelName for a valid PHP variable name #6
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When you have a object in database whose ID is a string, and it includes spaces, dashes or accentuated letters, the generated PHP is not valid. Here is a first approximation for removing the non-valid characters.
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This may not be the optimal way, but I merge it anyhow. I will provide a better fix for this when I got some spare time |
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Escaping modelName for a valid PHP variable name
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When you have a object in database whose ID is a string, and it includes spaces, dashes or accentuated letters, the generated PHP is not valid.
Here is a first approximation for removing the non-valid characters.