Oh, for sure.
If you want just to validate a field with ajax and a controller you probably
need to grep
the EmailField value and attach it to a variable.
If you instead want to submit the whole form with JQuery and Ajax you should
want to use the .serialize() function (of JQuery + Ajax)
So the
If you just want to return a simple string you probably want to:
# Controllers definition {
#some logic here
return new Response("There are some errors on this field");
...
You must import the namespace for Response :
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
2011/4/15 symfonyM
The controller should return a template response, a common template (without
inheritance of course)
2011/4/14 oscar balladares
> With JQuery you can request Marc's controller's route. That should do the
> trick.
>
>
> 2011/4/14 Marc MacLeod
>
>> In your controller:
>>
>>public function fooA
With JQuery you can request Marc's controller's route. That should do the
trick.
2011/4/14 Marc MacLeod
> In your controller:
>
>public function fooAction()
>{
>// Is this an ajax request?
>if ($this->container->get('request')->isXmlHttpRequest())
>{
>
