Sorry if I'm being buggy :D and thank you very much for helping, but I this
approach won't solve my
problem either.
The thing is that I load a collection of ObjectA, and I'm accessing every
objectA in a template, and
also accessing objectB collection from every objectA like:
{% for objectA in objectACollection %}
{% for objectB in objectA.objectBCollection %}
{{ objectB.name }}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
So with a scenario like this, I can't use a repository to fetch every objecB
collection to every ObjectA object in the objectACollection.
What would be nice, is to create a custom doctrine proxy to load associated
object implementing a filter (i.e 'select b where b.is_public_content =
true'),
and pass that collection to objectA->getObjectBCollection()->add();
Regards! And thanks again!
2011/6/6 winzou <alexandre.ba...@gmail.com>
> Sorry I meant from the entity repository of course ! Like $listObjectsB =
> $ObjectARepository->findPublicObjectB($objectA)
> And in the findPublicObjectB() method, you make a DQL or whatever request
> to retrieve only the objectsB you want.
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