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I've defined some logic in the _afterLoad() for one of my models. When loading one model using Mage::getModel('foo/bar)->load(1) _afterLoad() is triggered and the extra data values are set. When loading a collection, though, _afterLoad is not triggered on every model. How can I make it work that a collection returns its models with _afterLoad() automatically executed?

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The _afterLoad method in the models is not meant to be loaded when the collection is loaded.
But there is an _afterLoad method available for db collections also.
You can use that to implement your logic for a collection load.

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  • That's lame ;p So in the collection _afterLoad() method you would loop over the loaded models and then you would call the public function afterLoad() on all of these models, right? Commented Aug 26, 2016 at 10:21

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