Can you show me the schema?
Maybe something its incorrect in the relations.
2009/10/10 Dennis
>
> Let's say you have a schema of:
>
> 'User'
> 'MovingBoxForBooks'
> 'Book'.
>
> 'User'->1-to-many->'MovingBoxForBooks'
> 'MovingBoxForBooks'->1-to-many->'Book'
>
> 'User' is a parent of 'MovingBo
Let's say you have a schema of:
'User'
'MovingBoxForBooks'
'Book'.
'User'->1-to-many->'MovingBoxForBooks'
'MovingBoxForBooks'->1-to-many->'Book'
'User' is a parent of 'MovingBoxForBooks'
'MovingBoxForBooks' is a CHILD of 'User'
'MovingBoxForBooks' is a parent of 'Book'
'Book' is a CHILD of 'Mo
Hi Dennis,
thank you for your comments.
About your problem adding a Children to the Parent Object, i don't
understand it very well.
I just take a look to your link about but i think it's more or less
like im doing? Adding some embeds , right?
Can you explain me more?
Thank you.
On 7 oct, 0
Try this for adding an object's PARENT form to the child form.
http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2008/11/07/new-in-symfony-1-2-doctrine-goodies
Where it says "Edit/Add Author" Exactly in the middle of the document.
Me, I'm looking to add Chidren to the Parent Object, but not a large
quanity of
I tried it with
$opinion = new Opinion();
$opfeat = new $opinion->OpinionFeature;
but cant find the class OpinionFeature...
Otherwise i do the same you write (more or less). I think that when i'm
showing opinion form it creates a new Opinion(); variable.
Then i use that variable to set the new O
I got this off of a Fabien post, somewhere. If you look at it, it
makes everything connect to the same parent record. It SHOULD save
correctly. I am goin to try it in my project tonight. Let me know if
it works for you.
$user = new User();
$profile = new $user->Profile;
$userForm = new UserForm(
Hi Dennis,
there is my schema:
Feature:
tableName: feature
columns:
id:
type: integer(8)
primary: true
autoincrement: true
name:
type: string(255)
notnull: true
created_at: timestamp(25)
updated_at: timestamp(25)
relations:
OpinionFeature:
So what you have is a:
--1-to-many many-to-1--
(above is a good way to show a schema)
So you have to set up your schema to reflect that:
Keep in mind that you have to create the Parents, before creating the
children.
Parents HAVE an ID, Children are GIVEN or USE and ID.
Parents are 'Opini
But all the opinions have the same features.
Feature -> id , desc
1,Feature 1 ; 2, Feature2...
Opinion shows all the features..
Feature 1 -Score:
Feature 2 - Score:
OpinionFeature -> opinion_id , feature_id , score
I only insert a row here when im scoring a feature.
I think my schema is right..
elkrema, if you have I have an Opinion with many Features then the right
schema is
Feature is: id, opinion_id, desc
OpinionFeature is: opinion_id, score
that's why you have an integrity constraint violation I don't know how i
missed that first time i read your post hehe, that's all the proble
With unsetting only option id doesn't work.
The problem is that i am inserting the object of main form and the
embedded objects too.
But i found a solution... I rewrite the function saveEmbeddedForms in
OpinionForm
public function saveEmbeddedForms($con = null, $forms = null)
{
try just unsetting opinion_id, tell me if works
2009/9/29 elkrema
>
> Hello Abraham,
>
> This is my code with i'm embedding forms in OpinionForm:
>
> foreach($this->getObject()->getFeatures() as $feature)
> {
> $opinionf = new OpinionFeature();
> $opinionf->setOpinionId($this->getObject()->id)
Hello Abraham,
This is my code with i'm embedding forms in OpinionForm:
foreach($this->getObject()->getFeatures() as $feature)
{
$opinionf = new OpinionFeature();
$opinionf->setOpinionId($this->getObject()->id);
$opinionf->setFeatureId($feature->getId());
$this->embedForm($feature->getNa
i think it's because when embedding the OpinionFeatureForms you're not
setting properly the foreign key to the objects, would be something like
for ( $i . ){
$opfeat = new OpinionFeature();
$opfeat->setOpinionId($this->getObject->getId());
$OFform = new OpinionFeatureForm($opfeat);
$this->emb
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