It's a little bit offtopic, but anyhow:
I don't get cascade={"persist"} working. it has no effect at all. i
use the annotation on the owning side of the m:n relation.
Any ideas?
BR Stephan
On Jun 13, 12:18 pm, Ruben de Vries <rubensay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've created a small demobundle with the case, since that's a lot
> easier then pasting a lot of code in
> here:https://github.com/rubensayshi/DemoBundle
>
> The bundle has two entities (DemoUser and DemoComment) which are
> linked by a oneToMany relation which has the `casecard ["persist"]`
> set on the one side (User)
>
> on the addComments function in DemoUser I added a line with `$comments-
>
> >setAuthor($this);`
>
> This works line a charm when doing the following;
> --------------
> $user = new DemoUser();
> $comment = new DemoComment();
>
> $user->addComments($comment);
>
> $em->persist($user);
> $em->flush();
> --------------
>
> But when using a Form which does these things the addComments function
> is never called! yet there are comments set in the $comments of
> DemoUser!
>
> It seems like the Form sets the $comments in some other way then
> addComments?
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