the docs should focus on the most important stuff, with all the "additional" stuff moved to case studies/cookbooks
@loostro @sescandell is it possible to use a bit different structure for Controllers? I would like to put them deeper in folder (Controller/Admin/UserController)? As far as I’ve checked it’s not possible. Can you confirm that? If it’s not possible I’ll do a PR that will enable this
i don’t want to mix frontend and admin controllers, but want to have them in the same Bundle. Just to clearify why I need this
is it possible to ovveride builder templates
for exampole this one: ListBuilderAction.php
where?
Good luck ;)
i have antoher question if someone can help
i have a field with column type = array, but this does not work with admingenerator
is there something special that i need to set?>
Well, a array-type column is most common not something that is simply translatable to a single form field. So you probably would need to use collections, just like normal Symfony forms. The admingenerator does not differ that much from the default form generation ;)
@sescandell @loostro We've got some PR's from @tobias-93 which require us to update the dependencies to newer versions (Twig 1.12 and Symfony 2.7). I do not see a problem to upgrade the dependencies to the latest Symfony version (currently we have 2.2, which is no longer supported)
So, what do you think?
@loostro why is there a array_values()? https://github.com/symfony2admingenerator/FormExtensionsBundle/blob/master/Form/EventListener/ReorderCollectionSubscriber.php#L32
i'm having a problem with this code, because the deletion is broken because of that
if i try to delete first item of collection, the last one gets deleted instead of the first one
I remember something about a change in a select that might have to do with this (change is 2.7 .something and above)
actaully 2.7.6
@bobvandevijver
but this effects choices, and not collection type
Does your collection also contain the ids as hidden fields, and if not, could you try that?
(I've never used the reorder thing by the way)
@loostro @sescandell I would like to suggest to add a parameter to enable exceptions here: https://github.com/symfony2admingenerator/GeneratorBundle/blob/master/Resources/templates/CommonAdmin/EditAction/update.php.twig#L96
I've got an exception handler which emails all details of an exception directly, which I am currently missing. And enabling the kernel.debug is a little to much
I updated FormExtensionBundle to require at least Symfony2.8
with "a little" effort
we can be compatible with 2.7