Hi,
I'm on a new project, I've installed the new version of the plugin.
//part of schema
edsProduitLiterieSommier:
inheritance:
extends: edsProduitLiterie
type: column_aggregation
keyField: object_class
keyValue: edsProduitLiterieSommier
edsDimensionsLiterie:
inheritance:
extends: edsDimensionsLL
type: column_aggregation
keyField: object_class
keyValue: edsDimensionsLiterie
columns:
literie_id:
type: integer(4)
relations:
literie:
class: edsProduitLiterie
local: id
foreign: id
type: one
foreignType: many
foreignAlias: dimensions
owningSide: false
//in the edsProduitLiterieForm class
/**
* @see edsProduitForm
*/
public function configure()
{
parent::configure();
if( !$this->isNew() )
{
$this->embedRelations(
array('dimensions'=>array(
'opposite'=>'literie', // << see latest part of this email
'newFormLabel'=>'Add new Dimension',
'considerNewFormEmptyFields'=>'prix',
)));
}
}
Then I can create an edsProduitLiterieSommier but when sf returns me the
edit form, its form's action is not good :
<form action="*/backend_dev.php/produits/literies/sommiers/*"
method="post"><input type="hidden" value="put" name="sf_method"> <input
type="hidden" id="eds_produit_literie_sommier_id" value="1"
name="eds_produit_literie_sommier[id]"><input type="hidden"
id="eds_produit_literie_sommier__csrf_token"
value="0a21cbf700ce672a39a4c6ccf2f6872b"
name="eds_produit_literie_sommier[_csrf_token]">
....
And when I comment the embedRelations in the edsProduitLiterieForm, it comes
all good again :
<form method="post"
action="/backend_dev.php/produits/literies/sommiers/1"><input type="hidden"
name="sf_method" value="put" />
This line is written by the template _form.php @line 5:
<?php echo form_tag_for($form, '@eds_produit_literie_sommier') ?>
I really don't understand what's going wrong with this.
Anyone can help me ??
Thanks !!!
Anyway, I have managed to change a few things :
-the way it is coded to link the related object to the context object is not
clear to me as it uses the get_class instead of the real relation name. I've
changed the code to look like this:
if (Doctrine_Relation::MANY === $relation->getType())
{
$newFormObjectClass = $relation->getClass();
$newFormObject = new $newFormObjectClass();
$newFormObject[$relations[$relationName]['opposite']] =
$this->getObject();
} else
{
$newFormObject = $this->getObject()->$relationName;
}
Then in the embedRelations array I add a "opposite" to tell which opposite
relation to use to link objects. I didn't been able to "guess" the
foreignAlias from either sides.
-In the doBind method, I have managed to add this code:
@line 140
"
$identifier =
$this->getObject()->getTable()->getRelation($relationName)->getTable()->getIdentifier();
if(isset($relationValues['delete_object']) && $relationValues[$identifier])
"
Before, it was 'id' which is not very versatile. I think it does the job in
almost all cases (except when identifier is an array), I didn't managed the
errors
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