Description: ------------ Unfortunately it is not possible to update the auth_user_id using $admin->updateUser($data, $perm_user_id) Only the perm_type is updated. Once I change an auth_user_id, the user disappears because the join/mapping fails. Test script: --------------- I suggest changing the end of updateUser() after ($result===true) check this way (tested and works as expected): if (is_null($type) && !array_key_exists('auth_user_id', $data)) { return true; } $updateData = array(); if ($type) { $updateData['perm_type'] = $type; } if (array_key_exists('auth_user_id', $data) && $permData['auth_user_id'] != $data['auth_user_id'] ) { $updateData['auth_user_id'] = $data['auth_user_id']; } $filters = array('perm_user_id' => $permUserId); return $this->perm->updateUser($updateData, $filters);

like I said: it works.. but the check (permData['auth_user_id'] != $data['auth_user_id']) should be moved to the "is_null($type) && ..." check so the data will really only get updated if auth_user_id changed to avoid the query if not needed. or simply do a count() check before updateUser() ..?

ok, I think best will be to remove the if (is_null($type) && ...) block (first 4 lines in my code) and insert these lines before the line "$filters = array(...": if (count($updateData) == 0) { return true; }

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