I recently updated the ZF modelform generator to include an adapter compatible with Doctrine 2.
It’s otherwise completely functional, but it ignores many-to-many relations when generating forms (because I didn’t need this feature yet ;) ).
Usage example after the jump.
Basic usage:
$adapter = new CU_Form_Model_Adapter_Doctrine2($entityManager); $form = new CU_Form_Model(array( 'adapter' => $adapter, 'model' => 'My\Entity\Example' )); //Rendering form now would produce a form with fields for My\Entity\Example. |
Saving:
//The form returns a new entity, which is persisted $newEntity = $form->save(); //It isn't flushed, so you need to manually flush the EM $entityManager->flush(); |
Editing existing entities:
$adapter = new CU_Form_Model_Adapter_Doctrine2($entityManager); $form = new CU_Form_Model(array( 'adapter' => $adapter, 'model' => 'My\Entity\Example' )); $form->setRecord($someEntity); //The form would now be populated with values from $someEntity //Saving works similar to new entity example, but instead $someEntity will get updated |
For examples on other features of CU_Model_Form, see this post