Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string
public function get($id = null)
{
$terms = array('id' => $id);
$blog = $this->model->getBy($terms);
// $blog => (object) [id => 1, category_id => 3]
$fix->id = $blog->id;
// $fix->category = $this->getCategory($blog->category_id); // Not work
$fix->cat_or_something = $this->getCategory($blog->category_id); // Work
return $fix;
// $fix => (object) [id => 1, cat_or_something => [name => Some Category]]
}
If I change $fix->category with $fix->cat_or_something, it will work. There’s something strange about the $fix->category.
The problem is somewhere else in your code.
You most probably are trying to echo $fix->category somewhere, and since it contains an object you get an error.
Edit 2:
After looking at it some more, I’m still going with my initial answer. If you look at the 3rd version of your code in your screenshot ( http://d.pr/i/4Hn7 ) you’ll see that the error occurs after the print_r, so also after assigning it to $fix->category – so that’s not the problem
The error occurs in the DB_active_rec.php. That’s the _where() method in my version (2.0).
So that would mean that you’re trying to use $fix->category in a where clausule somewhere… Try looking into that.