UPDATE
As asked for,
$NewUser = new Users();
$Form = $this->createForm(new UserType(), $NewUser, [])
->add('save', 'submit', ['label' => 'Save',
'attr' => ['class' => 'SaveButton ftLeft'],
]);
$Form->handleRequest($request);
if ($Form->isValid()) {
/*
Sometimes add more data to the entity.....
*/
$em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
$em->persist( $NewUser );
$em->flush();
}
$FormRender = $Form->createView();
return $this->render('xxxxBundle:Users/add.html.twig',
['AddUser' => $FormRender]);
Sometimes I will add extra to the entity, on fields being set within the php code, e.g. account sign up date, but in most cases just save the entity with the form data.
Very simple issue, I have a new (ish) system and have notice that when trying to save zeros, for anything, phone number inputs, it does not save any zeros?
I am using YMAL files to control my doctrine ORM, here is how I have set it up within my User table,
mobileNumber:
type: string
nullable: false
length: 50
options:
fixed: false
column: mobile_number
This does save/make the field has a varchar, and thought nothing about it until I did a random test and saw it was not saving any leading zeros?
I know you can not save leading zeros in a int field type, but this is a varchar. Also when I go into the database, and manually add a zero to that input, its fine, so I take its not the database. Something to do with how I get doctrine to save the data?
If so how do I change that? I have just been saving the data with a standard persist() and flush() commands? Not sure why it would not save the zeros? I was thinking that I had to change the YMAL type to something like phone? I have been over the docs, can not see it.
All help most welcome..
Thanks.
The reason is in your comment:
User form type has the mobile number set to 'number' input.
This value is being casted to int by the Form component. Change the field type to regular string.
If you want to validate value to be only digits, use Validation component
Related
We have an existing customization that appears to have broken when we upgraded from 1.7 to 1.9 community.
The customization adds a column to the associated products grid.
The customization is a local override of
app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/Block/Catalog/Product/Edit/Tab/Super/Group.php
This was done before I started on the project
$this->addColumn('breakdown_part_no', array(
'header' => Mage::helper('catalog')->__('Part No'),
'name' => 'breakdown_part_no',
'type' => 'varchar',
'index' => 'breakdown_part_no',
'width' => '120px',
'editable' => true,
));
This was added to _prepareColumns()
Another customization was added to method getSelectedGroupedProducts()
public function getSelectedGroupedProducts()
{
$associatedProducts = Mage::registry('current_product')->getTypeInstance(true)
->getAssociatedProducts(Mage::registry('current_product'));
$products = array();
foreach ($associatedProducts as $product) {
$products[$product->getId()] = array(
'qty' => $product->getQty(),
'position' => $product->getPosition(),
'breakdown_part_no' => $product->getBreakdownPartNo(),
);
}
return $products;
}
The behavior is that the column appears in the admin and can be edited, however when saved, it does not save any value.
If I modify the getSelectedGroupedProducts part and set a hard coded value, it displays still no value (blank field), but interestingly if I click save with no value, it saves the value that was hard coded. If I enter any value in the field, it saves as a blank. This is really strange behavior that makes no sense to me.
If I change one of the other fields, such as position to be a hard coded value, it appears instantly and works as expected. Please let me know the proper way for this to work.
There are several posts on various forums about how to do the above and the modification mentioned is true, but what all of the other posts left out was the adminhtml layout input. When a user edits product data in Magento Admin (Associated Products), the data is serialized and sent to the controller save action. I noticed that the fields were not present when a value was entered. This is because the value wasn't in the layout so it was being stripped off of the request before it was posted to the controller.
Add input field in adminhtml/default/default/layout/catalog.xml
adminhtml_catalog_product_supergroup
addColumnInputName
I'm assigning to a model attribute the content of a text file. When I save it with AR to Mysql DB, innoDB table, mediumtext (I've tried with largetext, too) field type, it's truncated at 1829 bytes. I have no limitation rule in Yii2 for this attribute. Before saving, the full content is there. I have no clue if it's up to Yii2 or Mysql. When in Mysql I change the content of this field however, and import from file, then it's stored fully. I haven't found any infos on the web with such limitation. Any ideas? Thanks a lot!
public function rules() {
return [
...
[['text'], 'string'],
or:
[['text'], 'string', 'length' => 2000000],
];
}
Controller:
$model->text = preg_replace('/,(\r\n|\r|\n)\* /', ',', file_get_contents($file->tempName));
echo $model->text; // at this point still full content is there
$model->save(false);
I have started using Redbean PHP recently. So I am not much aware of how it deals things.
Until now I love how simple it is making things for me. But I have ran into quite an issue today. I need to store credit card numbers into a table. But as soon as I store the bean, the card number gets changed into a float(decimal) kind of value.
'1234123412341234' is getting stored as '1.234123412341234e15'
The datatype is 'double' created by redbean, but I gave as a string. This is kind of weird for me I am not much of an expert in either SQL or PHP. Is there a way to override how redbean creates table. So someone please help me. Am I missing something here. The following is my corresponding code and the framework used is Codeigniter.
Data Variable
$data = array(
'card_name' => 'Shiva Kumar Avula',
'card_no' => '1234123412341234',
'card_issuer' => 'Visa',
'card_cvv' => '123',
'card_exp_month' => 12,
'card_exp_year' => 2020
);
$card = $this->card_model->create_card($data, TRUE); // Making it primary
Model Function
public function create_card($data, $is_primary = FALSE)
{
$card = R::dispense('card');
$card->name = $data['card_name'];
$card->number = $data['card_no'];
$card->issuer = $data['card_issuer'];
$card->cvv = $data['card_cvv'];
$card->exp_month = $data['card_exp_month'];
$card->exp_year = $data['card_exp_year'];
$card->is_primary = $is_primary;
$card->is_verified = 0;
$card->ts_created = $this->ts_sql;
$card->ts_modified = $this->ts_sql;
$id = R::store($card);
}
Snapshot of my output in phpmyadmin,
Snapshot that shows the datatype,
You can set the beans meta property for number to string.
$card->setMeta("cast.number", "string");
This will save any values of $card->number as varchar.
See RedBean Internals for more information.
I need to know how to disable magento from removing decimals in a form field of text type in my admin html backend. If I put a number in this field:
$fieldset->addField('radiorate', 'text', array(
'label' => Mage::helper('radiosupplier')->__('Single Radio Rate'),
'name' => 'radiorate',
));
like 523.42 after saving I get 523.00. I tried to modify my db settings for this field and set the type from integer to decimal 10,2 but then I get 523.00
How can I prevent this?
Magento version 1.7.0.2
try this in saveAction()
before save statement
$value = number_format($value, 2);
or
$value = number_format(523.42, 2);
for example you want to change price field which contain decimal value
$post['price']= number_format($post['price'], 2);
$model->setData($post);
hope this will help you
I have a large data set (over a billion rows). The data is partitioned in the database by date. As such, my query tool MUST specify an SQL between clause on every query, or it will have to scan every partition.. and well, it'll timeout before it ever comes back.
So.. my question is, the field in the database thats partitioned is a date..
Using CakePHP, how can I specify "between" dates in my form?
I was thinking about doing "start_date" and "end_date" in the form itself, but this may bring me two a second question.. how do I validate that in a model which is linked to a table?
If I am following you correctly:
The user must specify start/end dates for find queries generated from a form
You need to validate these dates so that, for example:
end date after start date
end date not centuries away from start date
You want validation errors appearing inline within the form (even though this isn't a save)
Since you want to validate these dates they will be harder to grab when they are tucked away inside your conditions array. I suggest trying to pass these in separately and then dealing with them later:
$this->Model->find('all', array(
'conditions' => array(/* normal conditions here */),
'dateRange' => array(
'start' => /* start_date value */,
'end' => /* end_date value */,
),
));
You should hopefully be able to handle everything else in the beforeFind filter:
public function beforeFind() {
// perform query validation
if ($queryData['dateRange']['end'] < $queryData['dateRange']['start']) {
$this->invalidate(
/* end_date field name */,
"End date must be after start date"
);
return false;
}
/* repeat for other validation */
// add between condition to query
$queryData['conditions'][] = array(
'Model.dateField BETWEEN ? AND ?' => array(
$queryData['dateRange']['start'],
$queryData['dateRange']['end'],
),
);
unset($queryData['dateRange']);
// proceed with find
return true;
}
I have not tried using Model::invalidate() during a find operation, so this might not even work. The idea is that if the form is created using FormHelper these messages should make it back next to the form fields.
Failing that, you might need to perform this validation in the controller and use Session::setFlash(). if so, you can also get rid of the beforeFind and put the BETWEEN condition array in with your other conditions.
if you want to find last 20 days data .
$this->loadModel('User');
//$this->User->recursive=-1;
$data=$this->User->find('all', array('recursive' => 0,
'fields' => array('Profile.last_name','Profile.first_name'),'limit' => 20,'order' => array('User.created DESC')));
other wise between two dates
$start = date('Y-m-d') ;
$end = date('Y-m-d', strtotime('-20 day'));
$conditions = array('User.created' =>array('Between',$start,$end));
$this->User->find("all",$conditions)
You could write a custom method in your model to search between the dates:
function findByDateRange($start,$end){
return $this->find('all',array('date >= '.$start,'data >= .'$end));
}
As far as validating, you could use the model's beforeValidate() callback to validate the two dates. More info on this here.
function beforeValidate(){
if(Validation::date($this->data['Model']['start_date'])){
return false;
}
if(Validation::date($this->data['Model']['end_date'])){
return false;
}
return parent::beforeValidate();
}
Does that answer your question?