Custom table should not try to delete cache if Objec_id is null - Meta Box

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July 12, 2024 at 4:45 PM #45890

thomassultana
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We have a situation where we write data to a metabox custom table but we dont specify a primary key, we allow the increment to autogenerate an id. This means that our object_id is null. Whenever we call \MetaBox\CustomTable\API::add( null...)

The following tries to occur:

public static function add( ?int $object_id, string $table, array $row ) {
global $wpdb;
$row['ID'] = $object_id;
$row = array_map( function ($item) {
return self::maybe_serialize( $item );
}, $row );
$row = apply_filters( 'mbct_add_data', $row, $object_id, $table );
do_action( 'mbct_before_add', $object_id, $table, $row );
$output = $wpdb->insert( $table, $row );
do_action( 'mbct_after_add', $object_id, $table, $row );

Cache::delete( $object_id, $table );

return $output;
}

Maybe Cache::delete should run if $object_id is not null?

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July 12, 2024 at 11:07 PM #45894
Peter
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Hello Thomas,

Yes, the delete cache function will do nothing if the variable $object_id is null. You can take a look at this file /mb-custom-table/src/Cache.php line 59
```
public static function delete( ?int $object_id, string $table ) {
	if ( ! $object_id ) {
		return;
	}

	wp_cache_delete( $object_id, self::get_cache_group( $table ) );
}
```
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