How to set an address field with data from another address field?

function example_user_insert($user) { $profile = Profile::create([ 'type' => 'customer', 'uid' => $user->id(), 'is_default' => true, ]); $profile->set('address', $user->field_billing_address); $profile->save(); }

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Comment over 1 year ago →

🇵🇱Poland Bartosz Pijet

    use Drupal\profile\Entity\Profile;

    $profile = Profile::load(123123);
    $addresses = $profile->get('address');
    $addresses->setValue(array(
        'langcode' => 'pl',
        'country_code' => 'PL',
        'locality' => 'Gniezno',
        'postal_code' => '11-500',
        'address_line1' => 'Nieznana',
        'address_line2' => '17/28',
        'given_name' => 'Piotr',
        'family_name' => 'Kowalski',
    ));
    $profile->save();
    
    // Debug print so you can validate that it is working.
    ksm($profile->get('address'));

Comment over 1 year ago →
🇨🇦Canada liquidcms
Not entirely sure I get what you are doing; but i think its exactly what I don't want to do.

Should be something like this:

$profile = Profile::load(123123); $address1 = $profile->get('address'); $profile->set('field_address2', $address1); $profile->save();

Comment 3 months ago →

🇬🇧United Kingdom dahousecat

This should do it:

$profile = Profile::load(123123);
$address1 = $profile->get('address');
$profile->set('field_address2', $address1->first()->getValue());
$profile->save();

Of course if this is multi cardinality replace first() with a loop.