Extract and populate values for nested fieldsets in Collection elements #5093
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| if ($fieldset->allowObjectBinding($object)) { | ||
| $fieldset->setObject($object); | ||
| $values[$name] = $fieldset->extract(); | ||
| }else { |
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Change makes sense to me. Could you add a test please ? :) |
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Actually this issue is not related with input filters. The fix should just populate values on nested elements and fieldsets those collection has and also bind objects to fieldsets. |
| $fieldset->setObject($object); | ||
| $values[$name] = $fieldset->extract(); | ||
| } else { | ||
| foreach($fieldset->fieldsets as $childFieldset){ |
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add space after foreach before and after open/close parenthesis.
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Extract and populate values for nested fieldsets in Collection elements
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This new code block in Collection.php breaks my application. I'm using ZF2 with Doctrine 2 and before the change, all my values in nested elements were populated. Removing the new code block leads to a working application again. |
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Same here. Ive added a failing test for that. #5495 . But if you notice its necessary, since without it, the nested fieldsets does not have objects. Something is wrong with that code, but i dont know what. |
This commit modifies the IndexController to test the really needed behavior: $form->bind() The problem: $form->bind() method was throwing an unespected exception. This problem was introduced in ZF 2.2.5 through zendframework/zendframework#5093 So the fatest solution would be downgrade to ZF 2.2.4, then lets make it :D
If collection element has nested fieldsets, objects are never bound and values are never extracted or populated.
This should fix it