If the name of your form is "foo", then the data will be stored nested
under the "foo" variable. (Query string will look like:
foo[first_name]=this&foo[last_name]=that
If you want to bind "first_name" instead of "lead[first_name]", then
just say "$form->bind($params)" instead of "$form->bindRequest(...").
On Jun 29, 3:46 pm, Kawa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe someone can guide me to the right direction with this issue.
>
> $form->bindRequest($this->get('request'));
>
> is not working / not binding any data. The reason seems to be this
> line in Form::bindRequest()
>
> $request->request->get($this->getName(), array())
>
> In my case, this will return an empty array, because the form data is
> not nested into a parameter with the form name as key. It is working
> when simply reading all request parameters:
>
> $request->request->all()
>
> My request parameters look like this after sending the form:
>
> object(Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\ParameterBag)#7 (1)
> { ["parameters":protected]=> array(4) { ["title"]=> string(7)
> "Test" ["subtitle"]=> string(4) "foo" ["lifetime"]=> string(1)
> "1" ["description"]=> string(4) "bar" } }
>
> Any idea what's wrong with my form that the data is not stored nested,
> as expected by the code in bindRequest()?
>
> Thanks
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