Hotfix/multiple nested collection test

[fabiocarneiro]

Tests for making sure we can bind objects to multiple fieldsets and collections

[Maks3w]

please import the classes using use statements.

[fabiocarneiro]

I've copied it from the function above. The class is full of that.

[fabiocarneiro]

@Maks3w There it is!

[thestanislav]

I do no see any element named "collection" in the form

[fabiocarneiro]

You're right!

[thestanislav]

And once again, $mainFieldset should be Collection according to the object. You've mixed up with fieldsets and binding object

[fabiocarneiro]

Form has a mainFieldset, that has a collection of nestedFieldset, that has a collection of productFieldset. the missing part is useasbasefieldset.

[thestanislav]

Should be something like this

$form = new Form();
$form->setHydrator(new ObjectPropertyHydrator());

$form->add(array(
            'name' => 'main',
            'type' => 'Collection',
            'options' => array(
                'target_element' => $nestedFieldset,
                'count' => 2
            ),
));

[thestanislav]

Assume this:
Fieldset = object
Collection = array/Traversable
Element = object property/class method

[thestanislav]

$market -> $form
$shop -> "main" fieldset but should be a collection
????? -> "nested" collection
.....

[fabiocarneiro]

I want to achieve two levels of collections.
Form
--> Fieldset
--> --> Collection
--> --> --> Fieldset
--> --> --> --> Collection
--> --> --> --> --> Fieldset

[thestanislav]

I think i understand your issue.
As I know you should always bind an empty objects to your fieldsets. Look this https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/blob/master/tests/ZendTest/Form/TestAsset/ProductFieldset.php#L23

So you should do something like these

$nestedFieldset = new Fieldset('nested');
$nestedFieldset = new Fieldset('nested');
$nestedFieldset->setHydrator(new ClassMethods());
$nestedFieldset->setObject(new Stdclass()); // or what ever you object is

....
....
....
$mainFieldset = new Fieldset('main');
$mainFieldset->setHydrator(new ClassMethods());
$mainFieldset->setObject(new Stdclass()); // or what ever you object is

Otherwise nested objects would not bound to appropriate fieldsets

[fabiocarneiro]

I'm not doing it in the test, but i am doing in my actual code. If you could test it, it would be really awesome. I know its a bit too much to ask, but i'm on that issue for more than one week and i really need it working to move ahead.
https://github.com/fabiocarneiro/FhcsFormTest

I'ts a really simplified use case with only the necessary things.

Nested objects should be bound to the appropriate fieldsets, if its not doing it right now, it should be fixed, and i've been working hard to fix that, with no success.

[weierophinney]

@fabiocarneiro Have you been able to investigate this any further? Perhaps ping Bakura in #zftalk.dev on Freenode IRC to see if he can assist.