Cipher Behavior not cascading callbacks?

[danfournier]

In my table class, when I load the Cipher behavior prior to another behavior, the latter doesn't seem to get called. Both these behaviors have afterSave callbacks. Any ideas why this could be happening?

[adayth]

Did you get any error in the logs?
Can you give me a link of the other behavior?
I don't have a clue of what could be happening here.

[danfournier]

The other behavior is the AuditStash (using my own DataPersister to MySQL):
https://github.com/lorenzo/audit-stash

No errors to report. I'm simply not getting any records in my audit table.

If I implement the audit-stash plugin in a table by itself, my audit table gets populated. For instance, the code in my table:

// Add Cipher behavior
$this->addBehavior('CipherBehavior.Cipher', [
		'fields' => [
				'ro_username' => 'string',
				'ro_password' => 'string',
		]
]);

$this->addBehavior('AuditStash.AuditLog');

Providing the code to my own persister in src/Persister/DatabasePersister.php

<?php 

namespace App\Persister;

use AuditStash\PersisterInterface;
use Cake\ORM\Entity;
use Cake\ORM\TableRegistry;

class DatabasePersister implements PersisterInterface
{
	public function logEvents(array $auditLogs)
	{
		foreach ($auditLogs as $log) {
			$eventType = $log->getEventType();
			$data = [
					'transaction' => $log->getTransactionId(),
					'type' => $log->getEventType(),
					'primary_key' => $log->getId(),
					'source' => $log->getSourceName(),
					'parent_source' => $log->getParentSourceName(),
					'original' => ($eventType === 'create' || $eventType === 'delete') ? null : json_encode($log->getOriginal()),
					'changed' => $eventType === 'delete' ? null : json_encode($log->getChanged()),
			];
			TableRegistry::get('Audits')->save(new Entity($data));
		}
	}
}
?>

[adayth]

Could you try to debug TableRegistry::get('Audits')->save(new Entity($data)); return value and if validation fails? That could provide us some useful info about what is hapenning. El 12 sept. 2017 16:58, "danfournier" <notifications@github.com> escribió:

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The other behavior is the AuditStash (using my own DataPersister to MySQL): https://github.com/lorenzo/audit-stash No errors to report. I'm simply not getting any records in my audit table. If I implement the audit-stash plugin in a table by itself, my audit table gets populated. For instance, the code in my table: // Add Cipher behavior $this->addBehavior('CipherBehavior.Cipher', [ 'fields' => [ 'ro_username' => 'string', 'ro_password' => 'string', ] ]); $this->addBehavior('AuditStash.AuditLog'); Providing the code to my own persister in src/Persister/ DatabasePersister.php <?php namespace App\Persister; use AuditStash\PersisterInterface; use Cake\ORM\Entity; use Cake\ORM\TableRegistry; class DatabasePersister implements PersisterInterface { public function logEvents(array $auditLogs) { foreach ($auditLogs as $log) { $eventType = $log->getEventType(); $data = [ 'transaction' => $log->getTransactionId(), 'type' => $log->getEventType(), 'primary_key' => $log->getId(), 'source' => $log->getSourceName(), 'parent_source' => $log->getParentSourceName(), 'original' => ($eventType === 'create' || $eventType === 'delete') ? null : json_encode($log->getOriginal()), 'changed' => $eventType === 'delete' ? null : json_encode($log->getChanged()), ]; TableRegistry::get('Audits')->save(new Entity($data)); } } } ?> — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#4 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABKs-Rs_lyE2zwMim63fn3hMMx7STwx8ks5shpTugaJpZM4PQKTd> .

[danfournier]

I can try this. I'd like to point out that the die() statement that I had in logEvents of my DatabasePersister would fire when the Cipher behavior isn't loaded in my table.

[danfournier]

Sorry for the delay, but here's what I have in my code

if(TableRegistry::get('Audits')->save(new Entity($data))) {} else {debug($data->errors()); exit;}

It goes through and doesn't add the audit.

Like I said, I even added a die() method at the top without it doing anything:

public function logEvents(array $auditLogs)
	{
		die("DIE!!!");

[adayth]

First, I will check with another dummy behaviour that the afterSave callback is working fine.

[danfournier]

I'm curious to see if you were able to replicate?

[adayth]

Sorry this is in my TODO list but I didn''t have free time to do a proper testing.
But I will provide you a response ASAP.