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How can I store data in Array Collection with doctrine (Symfony 4)?


My controller:

            /**
            * @Route("/row/{slug}/{connect}/{field}/{productgroup}", name="row", methods={"POST"})
            */

            public function row($slug, $connect, $field,$productgroup, Request $request) {

              $EntityName = 'App\\Entity\\' . ucwords($slug);
              $con = 'App\\Entity\\' . ucwords($connect);
              $entity = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository($EntityName)->findOneBy(['id' => $field]);
              $entityManager = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
              $argsId = $productgroup;
              $args = $entityManager->getReference($connect , $argsId);
              $entity->setProductgroup($args);

              $entityManager->flush();
              $response = new Response();
              $response->send();
              return $response;

            }

The error message:

Class 'Productgroup' does not exist


Solution

  • working solution:

         /**
            * @Route("/row/{entity}/{relation}/{entity_id}/{relation_id}", name="row", methods={"POST"})
            */
    
            public function row($entity, $relation, $entity_id, $relation_id, Request $request) {
    
              $entity_name = 'App\\Entity\\' . ucwords($entity);
              $relation_name = 'App\\Entity\\' . ucwords($relation);
    
              $entityManager = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
              $enity_reference = $entityManager->getReference($entity_name, $entity_id);
              $relation_reference = $entityManager->getReference($relation_name, $relation_id);
    
              $func = 'add'.$relation;
              $enity_reference->$func($relation_reference);
              $entityManager->persist($enity_reference);
              $entityManager->persist($relation_reference);
    
              $entityManager->flush();
              $response = new Response();
              $response->send();
              return $response;
    
            }