This is my schema:
EntryData:
columns:
id:
type: integer
primary: true
autoincrement: true
notnull: true
type:
type: enum
values: [text, xml, html]
notnull: true
What's a working example of code for how I can create an object of
type EntryData, set its type and save it?
This throws a validation exception:
$e = new EntryData();
$e->type = 1;
$e->save();
All of the following end up inseting a 0 into the type column in the
DB:
$e = new EntryData();
$e->type = 'html';
$e->save();
$e = new EntryData();
$e->type = 'xml';
$e->save();
$e = new EntryData();
$e->type = 'text';
$e->save();
Am I missing something?
I found this in the docs that shows how to define an enum:
http://www.doctrine-project.org/documentation/manual/1_1/en/defining-models:columns:data-types:enum
But I could not find any docs for how to use an enum.
Thanks!
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