I'd like to use Uploadable to save some images (i.e. profile picture for users). I'm using many other Doctrine Extensions already (softdeletable, timestampable, blameable, etc.) so I thought it would be nice to use this one as well.
However, I don't know how to set up my Forms. The StofDoctrineExtensionsBundle documentation gives this example:
$document = new Document(); $form = $this->createFormBuilder($document) ->add('name') ->add('myFile') ->getForm() ; //(...) $uploadableManager->markEntityToUpload($document, $document->getMyFile()); In this example, is name the name of the Document or the name of the file?
Atlantic18/DoctrineExtensions's documentation adds a path, name, mimeType and size to an entity, to there is no myFile attribute.
Can anybody explain how to set up a Form for a Uploadable Doctrine entity? I couldn't find any documentation or good example that helped me further.
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Entity
Like you've discovered, the documentation of DoctrineExtensions itself sheds some light on how to configure the Uploadable extension to use your entity.
Mainly by adding the @Gedmo\Uploadable annotation to your entity and @Gedmo\UploadableFilePath to the property that will contain the file path ($filePath for example).
Form
With the ->add() method of the form-builder you add fields to the form. The first parameter specifies the property-name of the corresponding entity. So ->add('myFile') would add a field for the property $myFile.
What you need to do is add a (file) field to the form for the property that will contain the file path ($filePath for example), and mark that property:
$form = $this->createFormBuilder($entity) ->add('filePath'); $uploadableManager->markEntityToUpload($entity, $entity->getFilePath()); In other words: myFile in your example should be replaced with filePath in my example, and whatever the actual property is in your real code.
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