[symfony-users] Re: Disabled fields with admin generator

2007-09-19 Thread Jon Busby
Hey Beuh, How did you disable fields in the admin generator? (ie gray them out but still display values) Beuh wrote: > Hi, > > Some form's fields are disabled (grey) in my backend. > > I did it with the admin generator. > > My "generator.yml" seems to be good ! > > How can I enable those fiel

[symfony-users] Re: Disabled fields with admin generator

2007-09-19 Thread Bernhard Schussek
Hey Beuh! I think this happened to me too when I still worked with Propel. Although I don't remember the cause of this anymore. But I think the solution was to add a fields: my_field: {params: disabled=false} in the generator.yml. Does this work? Regards Am Mittwoch, den 19.09.2007, 14:32

[symfony-users] Re: Disabled fields with admin generator

2007-09-19 Thread Charley Tiggs
I know the cause, having struggled with this one already. Any field that you add via generator.yml must be a part of the data model with the module. If you add a field that is not a part of the object, the field will be disabled by default. You'll have to explicitly enable the field(s) you w

[symfony-users] Re: Disabled fields with admin generator

2007-09-19 Thread Beuh
I didn't disable the fields.. it was the problem ! But I have actually found how to enable those fields: username: name: Nom d'utilisateur params: class=large maxlength=42 disabled=false A simple "disable=false" seems to work correctly ! --~--~-~--~-

[symfony-users] Re: Disabled fields with admin generator

2007-09-20 Thread Beuh
Thx for those answers ! I 'll take the "disabled=false" solution ! But I'm gonna use partials for an other problem : input passwords ;) Beuh --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "symfony users" group. T