I have a MySQL table that stores a 'mood id' (eg. 6) and a picture
associated with that mood (eg. /images/mood_happy.png'). mood_id is
referenced on other tables like 'customer_contact' but I never want to
see the mood_id - everytime mood is referenced in other tables eg.
customer_contact, I just want the graphic to display.
So far, I'm displaying the mood picture by adding a new property in
actions.class.php controller ie.,
$this->mood = Doctrine::getTable('mood')->find(array($this->contact-
>getMoodId()));
Then, to display the image in showSuccess.php I call $mood->getImage
().
Is this the right way or a reasonable way to handle a 'mapped-to'
column in a table OR am I not using symfony correctly/to its best
capacity?
What I'm asking is if there's a more 'symfonic' way to handle this
situation whereby EVERY time I access a mood table via the key
(mood_id), I actually receive the image name (mood_image)?
Tks guys!
ps. I'm using doctrine.
pps. I love symfony!
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