I see some inconsistencies in routing.
when you submit data with post, the data doesn't goes in the route, as you
do.
the route should be:
pattern: /data-edit/update/
That's it. And the defaults for the controller should have not default
parameters. (_controller: A10CrmBundle:Update:update, code:97,)
And of course it is a bad practice pass form data on the URL, unless for a
search form (remember it is one field, and search form is meant to be
bookmarkable).
So how do you hadle field data??
In the controller you should:
updateAction()
{
/** 'code' is the name of the field
$code = $request->request->get('code');
$code2 = $request->request->get('code2');
etc....
tip:
$request->request->get() is for POST data
$request->query->get() is for GET data
Everything else looks ok.
For the defaults parameters, you should:
If ($request->getMethod() == 'POST' )
{
//retrieve the fields' data as pointed before
}
else{
//call to the update function and pass the defaults parameters
update(param1, param2, param3);
}
Regards!
2011/5/9 Misel Jordanoszki <jordanos...@gmail.com>
> I'm begginer in Symfony 2. I want update my database's row. I have
> the following query:
>
> public function getDataUpdate($code, $code2, $shortname, $name)
> {
>
> $query =
> $this->getEntityManager()->createQuery('UPDATE
> A10\CrmBundle\Entity\Crm c SET c.code2= ?1, c.shortname= ?2,
> c.name = ?3 WHERE c.code = ?1');
> $query->setParameter(1, $code2);
> $query->setParameter(2, $shortname);
> $query->setParameter(3, $name);
>
> return $query->getResult();
> }
>
> And I have got this route:
>
> data_update:
> pattern: /data-edit/update/{code}/{code2}/{shortname}/{name}
> defaults: { _controller: A10CrmBundle:Update:update, code:97,
> code2:97, shortname:97, name:Harmónia Food Kft.}
> requirements:
> _method: POST
> code: \d+
> code2: \d+
>
>
> If I want update the 97., it's work. If other, it doesn't work. I get
> the following message: No route found for "POST /data-edit/data-edit/
> update"
>
> Could anyone help me? Or could I Update Entity with other method?
> I hope, it is understandable. Sorry my english.
>
> Thanks
>
> Misel
>
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