hello,
I found a solution by adding a default sort order to the Visitor
model:
Visitor:
options:
orderBy: name ASC
columns:
id:
...
On 16 Feb., 16:06, Tom Ptacnik <[email protected]> wrote:
> I think there were topic like that, and if I remember right the answer
> is bad ... it's not possible.
>
> On 16 ún, 15:51, axel at <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > hm no one with the same problem here?
>
> > On 15 Feb., 14:41, axel at <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > hello,
>
> > > using symfony 1.4 with doctrine:
> > > how can I add an order by xy to the default doctrine getter
>
> > > example:
>
> > > Event:
> > > columns:
> > > id:
> > > type: integer(4)
> > > primary: true
> > > title:
> > > type: varchar(255)
> > > Visitor:
> > > class: Visitor
> > > refClass: Event2Visitor
> > > local: id
> > > foreign: id
> > > orderBy: name
> > > foreignAlias: Visitors
>
> > > Visitor:
> > > columns:
> > > id:
> > > type: integer(4)
> > > primary: true
> > > name:
> > > type: varchar(255)
>
> > > Event2Visitor:
> > > columns:
> > > eventid:
> > > type: integer(4)
> > > primary: true
> > > visitorid:
> > > type: integer(4)
> > > primary: true
> > > relations:
> > > Visitor
> > > local: visitorid
> > > foreign: id
> > > Event:
> > > local: eventid
> > > foreign: id
>
> > > var event = ....
>
> > > foreach ( event->getVisitors() )....
>
> > > is ordered by id and not by name, the orderBy name setting in
> > > schema.yml seems to be ignored
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