FormGoodnessBundle

1. Displaying errors in tabbed forms

• including the form_errors.js file in your template

2. Map errors to form from a json response

• include jquery.form.js (this also works with tabbed forms as described above)

• Submit action response should return a Json response formatted like

   return new JsonResponse(
       ['error' => FormUtils::formErrorsArray($form)]
   );
  

  The FormUtils class loops the form and all of his children to map the errors.

  To map the errors client side all you have to do is: //Success handler of ajax call success: function(data) { if (data.hasOwnProperty('error')) { form.mapErrors(data.error); } else { //Do what you would normally do on success } },

3. Triggering dynamic form components (chosens, datepickers, timepickers, ...)

• Include dynamic_form_components.js
• trigger this on a form like: $([form-selector]).triggerDynamicFormElements();

4. Create forms in a modal from a trigger

• This creates a modal triggered by this element filled with the html of the data_url (default href attr of element)

• on posting the form errors get mapped or modal gets hidden (and destroyed) on success

  $('.schedule-job-btn').modalForm({
       title: 'Schedule job'
   }); 
  

  • possible options are
    • title: the modal title
    • data_url: the url for getting the form html (default the trigger href attribute)
    • request_data: extra data you want to send along with the request on triggering the modalform, should be a callback function that returns valid request data (p.e. JSON)
    • submit_selector: the selector that triggers the form submission (default btn with type submit inside the returned html )
    • modal_id: id used for rendered modal
    • error_msg: the general error message displayed at the top of your form. (default: There are some errors, please correct them below.)
    • confirmationMessage: message that needs to be confirmed before submit

4.1 binding to modal form events

• following events are provided :

  • modalform.post_error
  • modalform.post_success
  • modalform.after_modal_hide
  • modalform.modal_html_success
  • modalform.before_modal_show
  • modalform.after_modal_show

• bind to a modalform event like

   $([trigger selector]).modalForm({
       title: 'Formgoodness is awesome!!!'
   }).bind('modalform.post_success', function(){
       console.log('ow yeah !!!');
   });