type: many didn't change the problem
On 4 Mrz., 09:24, romain godefroy <romain.godef...@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> hi,
>
> Have you tried to defined the relation with
> type: many
> I don't know if it could change anything for you but it should be
> test ?
>
> On 3 mar, 20:56,axelat <axel.zu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I have a list of persons, and an m:n relation that relates one person
> > with several other persons:
>
> > Person:
> > columns:
> > id
> > type: integer(4)
> > primary: true
> > name: string(255)
> > relations:
> > # m:n Person2Person
> > Person:
> > class: Person
> > refClass: Person2Person
> > local: id
> > foreign: related
> > foreignAlias: contactPerson
>
> > # m:n
> > Person2Person:
> > columns:
> > id:
> > type: integer(4)
> > primary: true
> > relatedId:
> > type: integer(4)
> > primary: true
> > relations:
> > Person:
> > class: Person
> > local: relatedId
> > foreign: id
> > Person2:
> > class: Person
> > local: id
> > foreign: id
>
> > in the PersonFrom class i use
> > $this->embedRelation('RelatedPersons', "myRelatedPersonForm");
>
> > everything works fine:
> > symfony embedds 1 to n related person forms into the main person form
> > also updates work fine
>
> > the problem ist following:
> > each time saving the form symfony commits a query like:
>
> > update person2person set id = 100 where (id=200 and relatedId=100)
>
> > (200 is the id of the main form and 100 the "relatedId")
>
> > and of course this destroys the realation.
>
> > any idea whats wrong and why this happens?
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