I have the following function being called multiple times in a
controller:
function _link_node($lat, $lng, $line_id){
$result = $this->Node->query('SELECT COUNT(*) FROM nodes');
var_dump($result);
$result = $this->Node->find("lat = $lat AND lng = $lng");
echo "lat = $lat AND lng = $lng ";
var_dump($result);
if($result == false){
$node['lat'] = $lat;
$node['lng'] = $lng;
$this->Node->create();
$this->Node->save($node);
}
}
Basically I only want to create a new node if one doesn't exist with a
given lat and lng. However when I run the script it winds up creating
a whole bunch of nodes with the same lat and lng. I am var_dumping
count of rows on nodes and it remains zero the whole time... but when
I run the script second time, suddenly count or rows goes up to where
it should...
Am I supposed to be flushing the database or something at one point?
Thanks for the help.
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