While the Symfony Forms Framework makes the majority of tasks easier (and
more secure), it seems to choke when used in a few simple ways. Does it
have to be this way or can the framework truly be relied on to help
developers in all situations?
In this article, we extend our simple todo list form to accept a
dynamic number of new todo items. Our goal is to use embedForm
and AJAX to add an unlimited number of todo items between submits,
without mucking up our code
With Jquery, creating user-friendly "delayed" drop-down menus is easy.
Doing so without alienating non-javascript users is more difficult.
This shows you how to create a delayed menu system while staying accessible.
We create a highly functional Symfony form to easily manage
information about an Author and his/her Publications. Using
embedForm and AJAX, this article serves as a strong example of
a very functional form whose objects are Propel objects.
The Symfony Plugin sfAdminDashPlugin is perfect for developers who routinely
create applications for clients that include an admin (backoffice) section.
This plugin allows you to create an attractive admin area, with very little effort.
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