I have 2 objects with different values, but when I save it it saves as a single object.
Example of how I'm using:
class Objeto {
private $Nome;
public function setNome($Nome){
$this->Nome = $Nome;
}
public function getNome(){
return $this->Nome;
}
}
$objet2 = $obj1 = new Objeto();
$obj1->setNome("Pedro");
$objet2->setNome("Marcos");
salvar($obj1);
salvar($objet2);
It saves as the registry id $ obj1 but with the $ objet2 data.
When you use $objet2 = $obj1 = new Objeto(); , the two variables are pointing to the same object.
You can give echo in the attribute Nome of each object and see that it will always return "Frames".
Example:
class Objeto {
private $Nome;
public function setNome($Nome){
$this->Nome = $Nome;
}
public function getNome(){
return $this->Nome;
}
}
$objet2 = $obj1 = new Objeto();
$obj1->setNome("Pedro");
$objet2->setNome("Marcos");
echo $obj1->getNome(); //Retorna Marcos
echo '<br />';
echo $objet2->getNome(); //Retorna Marcos
Edit:
The solution to your problem is simple, just create an object for each variable:
$obj1 = new Objetio();
$objet2 = new Objetio();
I checked, I can make a clone of my object, so this new object gets a new reference in memory.
class Objeto {
private $Nome;
public function setNome($Nome){
$this->Nome = $Nome;
}
public function getNome(){
return $this->Nome;
}
}
$obj1 = new Objeto();
$objet2 = clone $obj1; // Clonando o objeto
$obj1->setNome("Pedro");
$objet2->setNome("Marcos");
echo $obj1->getNome(); //Retorna Marcos
echo '<br />';
echo $objet2->getNome(); //Retorna Marcos