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Question about tutorial - lesson 3 09 Apr 2013 12:48 #7036

Hi,

I am playing around with the tutorial and I have a question about lesson 3.

At the end of the tutorial, if I print_r the array $this->item->voyages (context voyageur.ville) I obtain the following:
Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 2 
						[_ville_nom] => Lyon 
						[_ville_code_postal] => 69000 
						[params] => JObject Object ( [_errors:protected] => Array ( ) 
												[access-view] => 1 
												[access-edit] => 1 
												[access-delete] => 1 ) 
						) 
	  [1] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 3 
						[_ville_nom] => Marseille 
						[_ville_code_postal] => 13000 
						[params] => JObject Object ( [_errors:protected] => Array ( ) 
											      [access-view] => 1 
											      [access-edit] => 1 
											      [access-delete] => 1 ) 
						) 
	  [2] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 15 
						[_ville_nom] => Bordeaux 
						[_ville_code_postal] => 33000 
						[params] => JObject Object ( [_errors:protected] => Array ( ) 
											      [access-view] => 1 
											      [access-edit] => 1 
											      [access-delete] => 1 ) 
						) 
	)

This is the correct list of cities visited by the selected traveller, but I do not understand why the last element of each array is the [params] array...is this necessary for some reason or could this array be eliminated by modifying the populateObjects function (and in case, how) ?

Thanks

Elena

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