Question

I’m migrating code from Symfony1.0 to Symfony 1.4.
Created a admin module called: mymodel using Propel.

The database of that model is like this:

table: mymodel_table.
  column: fkLabelId
  column: fkRightsOwnerId
NOTE: both are foreing keys.

They are connected this way -again in the physical DB-:

  fkLabelId        -------> REFER `DB/label`(`id`);

  fkRightsOwnerId  -------> REFER `DB/ownersright`(`id`);

Now, I created the admin-module in my project –cms in the following code-:

php symfony propel:generate-admin cms --module=myModel MyModelTable

In my page I can see the info of the table mymodel_table, this is: both id. But I would like to see the info referenced in the other two tables.

This is the config.yml OF THE SYMFONY 1.0 VERSION:

generator:
class:              sfPropelAdminGenerator
param:
  model_class:      MyModel
  theme:            default
  fields:
    fk_label_id: {params: disabled=false}
    fk_rightsowner_id: {params: disabled=false}
  list:
    filters:              [fklabelid, _label_filter, fkrightsownerid, _rightsowner_filter]
    peer_method:          doSelectJoinAll
    display:              [=_label_list, =_rightsowner_list]
    actions:
    actions:
      _create:        ~
    object_actions:
      _edit:          ~
      _delete:        ~
  edit:
    display: [=_label_edit, =_rightsowner_edit]
    actions:
      _list:          ~
      _save_and_list: ~
      _save:          ~
      _delete:        ~

This is the config.yml OF THE SYMFONY 1.4 VERSION:

generator:
  class: sfPropelGenerator
  param:
    model_class:           MyModel
    theme:                 admin15
    non_verbose_templates: true
    with_show:             false
    singular:              MyModel
    plural:                MyModel
    route_prefix:          My_model
    with_propel_route:     1
    actions_base_class:    sfActions

config:
  actions: ~
  fields:
    fk_label_id: {params: disabled=false}
    fk_rightsowner_id: {params: disabled=false}
  list:
    filters:              [fklabelid, _label_filter, fkrightsownerid, _rightsowner_filter] 
  //  peer_method:          doSelectJoinAll                         ("commented")
  //  display:              [=_label_list, =_rightsowner_list]      ("commented")
  filter:  ~
  form:    ~
  edit:    ~
  new:     ~

In mypage.com/dev.php/mymodel I get:

500 | Internal Server Error | InvalidArgumentException
Your generator configuration contains some errors for the "list" context. The following configuration cannot be parsed: array( 'filters' => array( 0 => 'fklabelid', 1 => '_label_filter', 2 => 'fkrightsownerid', 3 => '_rightsowner_filter', ),).

In the Symfony page did not find good examples this this cases!. Tried many permutations of the 1.0 version. Changing things, adding the foreign command in the config.yml.

I would appreciate any help.

EDIT:

As I was suggested I’m doing the partials. I created a _Label_list.php. Redirect the info from the foreign key to the destiny table. In the file, I’m doing something like that:

 $rights = RightsOwnerQuery::create()->findPk($MyModel->getFkRightsOwnerId());

 //Print the Info
 echo $rights->getPrice() . ' ('. $rights->getId() . ')';

Answer 1

The old list > filters in symfony 1.0 have been moved to a dedicated entry filter in symfony 1.4.

You now have to use filter at the same level of list.

config:
  actions: ~
  fields:
    fk_label_id: {params: disabled=false}
    fk_rightsowner_id: {params: disabled=false}
  list:            
  //  peer_method:          doSelectJoinAll                         ("commented")
  //  display:              [=_label_list, =_rightsowner_list]      ("commented")
  filter:
    display: [fklabelid, _label_filter, fkrightsownerid, _rightsowner_filter]
  form:    ~
  edit:    ~
  new:     ~

By the way, be careful, field started with “_” are partial. So don’t forget to create partial (I guess they are already exists in the symfony 1.0).

Edit:
About partial, you have to create them in the templates directory of the admin module:

modules
  |- rightsownerinlabel
    |- actions
    |- config
      |- generator.yml
    |- lib
    |- templates
      |- _label_filter.php
      |- _rightsowner_filter.php

I don’t often fo partial for filters, but dig into the generated code in cache folder to see how you can retrieve the FormFilter object and do want ever you want with