2011/1/20 Lukas Kahwe Smith <[email protected]>:
> Like I said, if I have a form which I want to use with different validation
> groups I now either have to:
Can you give me an example when you want to use the same form with
different validation groups? I want to understand the problem better.
> Now if we disallow setting options via setters, then I think we should make
> that factory service the _only_ way to make form instances. Aka make the
> constructor protected and provide a form creation service as part of Symfony2
> core.
There is one, although I'm still writing the documentation for it:
$form = $this->get('form.factory')->getForm('author', $author);
if you want to use custom validation groups
$form = $this->get('form.factory')
->validationGroups('Address')
->getForm('author', $author);
or, outside of Symfony2
// you can pass XML and YML file paths to buildDefault()
$factory = FormFactory::buildDefault();
$form = $factory
->validationGroups('Address')
->getForm('author', $author);
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