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I am trying to fetch customer addresses on a custom page using below code.

$shipId = 'VALID SHIPPING ADDRESS ID'; $billId = 'VALID BILLING ADDRESS ID'; $addressObject = Mage::getModel('customer/address'); $shipAddress = $addressObject->load($shipId); $billAddress = $addressObject->load($billId);

But I don't know why I am getting only the billing address data in $shipAddress and $billAddress.
Actually I am getting the address which is lower in the order. For example if modify the code like below

$billAddress = $addressObject->load($billId); $shipAddress = $addressObject->load($shipId);

Now I am getting the shipping address in both the variables.
Please let me know what is the issue here and how this can be fixed.

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You have a misconception in how Magento models work.

They are not "loaders" which just give you back a data object.

They represent the entity itself and load themselves (this is called "Active Record").

So you have a model $addressObject and load it twice, from different ids. The second load overwrites the data from the first load.

Your code only works because load() happens to return $this for convenience. In the end $billAddress, $shipAddress and $addressObject all hold the identical object. Objects in PHP are not copied when you assign them to a different variable, the variable only holds a reference to the actual object.

Correct code:

$billId = 'VALID BILLING ADDRESS ID'; $shipAddress = Mage::getModel('customer/address')->load($shipId); $billAddress = Mage::getModel('customer/address')->load($billId);
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  • I have already the code you have mentioned, but it is also not working. Commented Aug 24, 2016 at 6:52
  • Sorry for the previous comment, you are right and the code is working. I am using the same code. Commented Aug 24, 2016 at 6:59

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