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Paginate embedded forms

I know you can easily paginate objects/results using the pager class..but is there a way to apply this logic to embedded forms? If I have 100 embedded forms it would be nice to be able to paginate them in some way (Id prob end up doing it via ajax as you scroll down the page = it loads the next set of forms) but first step is figuring out how to split them up with a pager object

Ideas?

leftrock | 11/02/11 at 1:41pm | Edit

(3) Possible Answers Submitted...

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11/02/11
1:47pm
Luis Cordova says:
yes there is a bundle for this https://github.com/craue/CraueFormFlowBundle
- 11/02/11 1:53pm
  
  leftrock says:
  This is a symfony 1.4 project with doctrine
- 11/02/11 1:54pm
  
  Luis Cordova says:
  oh no that sucks, you should check the symfony1.4 docu online, it has a study on that
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11/02/11
2:08pm
Amer Trkić says:
You have psPageableFormPlugin for this:
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/psPageableFormPlugin

Its easy to use...
- 11/02/11 2:15pm
  
  leftrock says:
  Hmmm...it sees like thats more helpful when you want to separate forms into pages right..so if there is a login form then a profile form..you can separate the login form into page one and the login into page 2....but what if there are a "100" login forms...I actually want to paginate those (they aren't different form objects)
- 11/02/11 2:30pm
  
  Amer Trkić says:
  You can configure these 100 logins form in your pageable form, for examle in MyPageableForm write logic that handle and add your 100 forms by $this->addForm();
  Also you can write this login in action.class, you can dynamically add forms ...
  
  In template you can easy create pager when you have MyPageableForm object.
  You have methods that can help you to create pager:
  - getNumberOfForms
  - setCurrentPageNumber
  - getCurrentForm
  
  Sorry for my bad english :(
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11/04/11
1:39pm
Milena Dimitrova says:
Why don't you use a normal pager (sfPropelPager or sfDoctrinePager) iterating the form objects and implement an ajax form for each object (on every row)?

You will achieve something like an 'editable grid' in this way (see the attachment). Is this close to what you want to achieve?

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