Hello,
1. Clean form :
You should create a new class which extends the default signup form.
In this class you create the embed form (the setup method) and
overwrite the save method. So mainly you move your logic from the
action to the new form.
2. Propel vs Doctrine :
Now doctrine implements an array interface, that's means when you bind
values from the request, the value are cascadly (?) defined to related
object. Propel does not have this feature, so I suppose you have to do
that by hand in the save method. You can use the model::fromArray
method or recreate a form (which isnot great IMHO)
Thomas
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 9:50 PM, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, all. I think i did not understand this embed form system, so i
> need some help...
>
> Pretty usual example is registration form.
> I have two tables sf_guard_user and sf_guard_user_profile and two
> forms.
>
> This is usual forms with all necessary widgets and validators.
>
> This is my sing up action:
>
> public function executeIndex($request)
> {
>
> $singupForm = new SingupUserForm();
> $userProfileForm = new SingupUserProfileForm();
>
> $singupForm->embedForm('Profile', $userProfileForm);
>
> $this->singupForm = $singupForm;
>
> if ($request->isMethod('post'))
> {
> $singupData = $request->getParameter('singup');
>
> $singupData['username'] = $singupData['email']; // don`t think
> about it
> $singupData['algorithm'] = 'sha1'; // and about it too ;)
>
> $this->singupForm->bind($singupData);
>
> if($this->singupForm->isValid()){
> $newUserId = $this->singupForm->save();
>
> $newUserProfileFrom = new SingupUserProfileForm();
>
> $newUserProfileData = $singupData['Profile'];
> $newUserProfileData['user_id'] = $newUserId->id;
> $newUserProfileFrom->bind($newUserProfileData);
> $newUserProfileFrom->save();
> //$this->redirect('singup/thankyou');
> }
> }
>
> this works fine and i got records in both tables, BUT if a cant just
> do $this->singupForm->save(); and get all things done... i think i do
> something wrong...
> and this piece of code makes 4 queries to database!!! i don`t need
> this at all;)
>
> i can still use something like that (it works great):
>
> $newUser = new sfGuardUser();
> $newUser->email = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
>
> $newUserProfile = new sfGuardUserProfile();
> $newUserProfile->first_name = 'alex';
> $newUser->setProfile($newUserProfile);
> $newUser->save();
>
> but i believe there is a better way for forms.
>
> >
>
--
Thomas Rabaix
Internet Consultant
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