Nice! Thanks for the heads-up. :)
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On Aug 9, 2010, at 6:17 PM, Ricardo Jose Guzman Milanes
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> Hello
>
> I solved this.
>
> It was not working because both fields were declared as primary.
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Hello
I solved this.
It was not working because both fields were declared as primary.
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Hello
I changed both of the hidden to sfWidgetFormDoctrineChoice and in the form
I included them. When I try to save a new value it says *Invalid in both
fields.
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Of course, here it is.
http://pastebin.com/r0dQqd9Q
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Those widgets should appear there by default *if* the schema is correct.
Symfony adds them itself – again, *if* the schema file is correct. Can you show
us the base form class (BaseAreamedicapersonaForm.class.php) in a pastebin?
Cheers, Daniel
On 08.08.2010, at 20:57, Ricardo Jose Guzman Milane
Hello Daniel,
Sorry for being late.
I added the widgets in the form.class.
I created a module based on Areamedicapersona model. In the /new
action only the text values appear, That's why I added the widgets to
the areamedicapersona.form.class
The Widgets contain the areamedica and sfguarduser ,
