My answer is for doctrine, but I think it should also apply to
propel.

The way it is built, I think you need to initiate the database query
using them (e.g. : $query = $yourFilterForm->buildQuery ()). And then
you can add your stuff (like sorting, joining addintionnal tables
etc)


Anyway, the best is to generated an admin, and look at cache/backend/
dev/yourAdminModuleName/actions/actions.class.php ( or something like
this)

More specifically, look at executeFilter, which updates the filter
parameters in the session (a good strategy in my opinion). And also
buildQuery.

A filter is a lot like a normal form, with the added ability to start
a query with the filters already applied to it (i.e : the where
clauses)

Julien




On Jan 13, 11:56 am, rené <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to use a form filter without the admin generator to filter
> some results from a default index action.
> How can I include such a form in a template?
> If I understand correctly, symfony propel:build-all already created
> these form in lib/filter. Unfortunately I didn't find any info in the
> documentation on how I can integrate these. They just seem to appear
> in the context of the admin generator, as 
> inhttp://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_2/Propel/en/12for example.
>
> Thanks for any ideas,
>
> René
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