You can pass the user as an option to the form from the action — just pass an
array as the second parameter of the form instanciation like so:
$form = new <modelname>Form($object or null, array('user' =>
$this->getUser()->getGuardUser());
And then in the form's configure() method you can get the user with:
$this->getOption('user').
Cheers, Daniel
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On Dec 13, 2010, at 6:53 PM, P-A Coipeault <pcoipea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I'm using sf1.4 with Doctrine ORM.
>
> I'm facing some kind of problems.
> I've got a backend app generated, with tables acting as i18n.
> No problems with that, everything works fine, as soon as it stays in
> standard.
>
> Due to ergonomic and functionnality requirements made by the customer,
> i've to simplify to the maximum the "edit" and "new" forms.
> To do that i wanted to use partial.
> But as i declare the partials in the "form"->"display" in the
> generator.yml, the i18n fields in the form don't appear anymore, even
> if i try to declare them in the "display" in the generator
>
> Moreover, this backend app would be editable by languages admins.
> I mean that they could only edit the language they're allowed to. I've
> build my credentials and sfDoctrineGuard to make this work, but in my /
> lib/forms/doctrine/<modelname>Form.class.php, i can't use $sf_user or
> $this->getGuardUser to allow or not the use of i.e. : $this-
>> widgetSchema->setLabel('en', 'English');
>
> If you need more information or code snippets, i can provide some to
> figure it better.
> Thanks for your help !
>
> Kind regards,
> P-A Coipeault
>
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