Hello,
First, I apologize for my bad English.
It's about the many-to-many relationships that symfony generates.
I have three tables ' sites', 'subscriptions' and' containers' and
their ids
are 'id_site', 'id_subscription' and 'id_container'.
And finally, I have a table 'sites_subscriptions_containers' linking
these 3 ids.
In my schema.yml file, the order of appearance is:
sites_subscriptions_containers
id_site:
[...]
foreignTable: sites
foreignReference: id_site
id_container:
[...]
foreignTable: containers
foreignReference: id_container
id_subscription:
[...]
foreignTable: subscriptions
foreignReference: id_subscription
And for each generator.yml file, I generate the many-to-many
relationship.
For example, for the 'Containers' table:
edit:
display:
- sites_subscriptions
fields:
sites_subscriptions:
type: admin_double_list
params: through_class = SitesSubscriptionsContainers
What I get is a box with the 'sites' without the 'subscriptions'.
It is the same case for the two others tables, which means that I
see that the first "other" field in my schema.yml.
So I would like to know if symfony allows many-to-many relationships
with 3 id.
And if it is possible, how can I do ?
Thanks
Willy
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