I am doing that and it is still giving me the error. On Mar 4, 12:00 pm, Richtermeister <nex...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Darren, > > when you use a form to update a record, make sure you pass the record > into the form at creation time, > for example: > > $customer = CustomerPeer::retrieveByPk(123123); > $this -> form = new CustomerForm($customer); > > this way the form knows that even if the email is already in the > system, if it's owned by this customer, it's not a duplicate. > Hope this helps. > > Daniel > > On Mar 4, 10:19 am, Darren884 <darren...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Heres the deal, I created an admin generated form in my backend, and I > > am able to edit my customers easily. However when I try to make a form > > on the main site for them to update their date I simply cannot do it. > > The form system makes it so when I try to use the previous form class > > its impossible to save their data because I have a unique email > > validator and whenever they try to save it they can't. What should I > > do? Should I just do validation the old fashioned way? Why is Symfony > > like this? Why can't I make it as easy as just letting someone update > > their information? Please someone help I am stuck on this.
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