[Flow] Validation > Exception instead of going back to newAction

[Carsten Bleicker]

as i can see your $date is of type @var string
so there should never a dateTime converter match to your input
but you configured one in initialize action, right?
so i think doctrine tries to write a datetime object into the db wich is a string field there?
is this the problem?

Am 06.12.2013 um 14:36 schrieb Axel Wüstemann <awu at qbus.de>:

> Am 06.12.2013 13:18, schrieb Bastian Waidelich:
>> I feel with you and they shouldn't. One goal of Flow is to enable you to
>> write complex applications while keeping the code very easy to
>> comprehend on all levels.
>> If the code gets complex (especially in your controller) there's usually
>> something wrong (in Flow or in your approach).
>> 
>> No offense, but if you don't provide more information it's very hard for
>> us to help you improve your approach and/or detect bugs & missing
>> features in Flow. If you don't want to share your model, you could try
>> to recreate a simple example that demonstrates the behavior.
> 
> 
> Thank you Bastian for your words!
> 
> This is my first Flow project and I started it, getting a personal workshop with Robert Lemke here in Rostock. Because of the special constraints of this project - using a fixed Oracle database and no any experiences with Flow, it took me a lot of time to get it ready. It is a relaunch of a project from about 2009 which I made based on Zend Framework.
> 
> So I tried to ask much things here in the list, but often nobody could help me or I've got no response. Of course, all here share there knowledge on a volunteers base, so sometimes it is hard to get results within an acceptable time frame.
> 
> If you or other could spend the time to digger through my code, of course I will share it! I would very much appreciate your support. But as I said, there are some more open things... ;=)
> 
> But let's stay on the date validation.
> 
> This are the fixed constraints due to the customer:
> 1. I need separated __date and __time fields in the form
> 2. in other formas I have __year and  __month
> 3. I have one datetime database field DATUM
> 4. It is Oracle
> 
> I would prefer a solution, what could accept, my date is a string and not realy a datetime. This is way - I'm far away from being an expert of Oracle and so I'm very happy, that using strings instead of datetime works with German NLS (National Language Support) of the Datebase (German date formal in the DB also is a customer constraint, it is a govermental authority (Behörde) ;=).
> 
> So here are Pastebins of the stuff.
> 
> There is a base controller FisheryInspection, where I collected common stuff, as it is the __buildDate()-function. A similar thing is the "fisheryBadge" where one can choose to select from a selectbox or hit a new one into an input field. If I would have a solution for the date, for sure I will find a similar one for this.
> 
> The other stuff there is related to the nessecary addChield-Functionality, which is one of the other problems, I mentioned. This should not be considered for now, because it works, while it is far away from being elegant ;=)
> 
> FisheryInspection Controller
> http://pastebin.com/SN9BArmn
> 
> The DepositInspection is object if the scope here.
> 
> DepositInspection Controller
> http://pastebin.com/XHgM8kER
> 
> DepositInspaection Model (Parent)
> http://pastebin.com/vb0nA9dG
> 
> DepositModel (Children)
> http://pastebin.com/xEVbw14a
> 
> FisheryInspection Repository (BaseClass)
> http://pastebin.com/ACrykUcu
> 
> DepositInspectionRepoitory
> http://pastebin.com/q2F08g24
> 
> DepositInspection Edit Form
> http://pastebin.com/dDFMRWdj
> 
> DepositInspection New Form
> http://pastebin.com/5z1Drdvd
> 
> You wanted to have it... ;===)
> 
> Thank you,
> Axel
> 
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