[TYPO3-mvc] Tx_Extbase_MVC_Exception_InfiniteLoop - again

[Bernhard Kraft]

Thilo Schneider wrote:

> createAction(Tx_Gemeindenachrichten_Domain_Model_Termin $newTermin = 
> NULL, $vonhour, $vonminute, $bishour, $bisminute, $datum)
> 
> The action is called by the following form:
> <f:form method="post" action="create" controller="Termin" 
> name="newTermin" object="{newTermin}">
>     <f:form.hidden name="datum" 
> value="<f:format.date>{tag.datum}</f:format.date>"/>                       
>     <f:form.textbox name="vonhour" class="edit"/>
>     <f:form.textbox name="vonminute" class="edit"/>

Hello !

I am not completly sure. But I guess in your example you would like to 
create a new repository entry of the type "Termin". Instead of handling
all parameters (vonhour, vonminute, bishour, etc.) on it's own, I think 
it is common practice to let all this get handled by the Domain Model 
class. I create an extension which has to store bookmarks and defined 
the create/add action function like following:


/**
  * Adds a bookmark to the repository
  *
  * @param Tx_VoegeleBookmark_Domain_Model_Bookmark $newBookmark A new 
bookmark object which has not yet been added to the repository
  * @return void
  * @dontvalidate $newBookmark
  */
public function addAction(Tx_VoegeleBookmark_Domain_Model_Bookmark 
$newBookmark) {

So only one parameter "newBookmark" gets passed which will contain all 
values from the form. The form looks like:

-------------
<f:section name="content">
         <f:form method="post" controller="Bookmark" action="add" 
name="newBookmark" object="{newBookmark}">
                 <f:form.hidden id="bookmark_cookie" property="cookie" />
                 <f:form.hidden id="bookmark_link" property="link" />
         </f:form>
</f:section>
-------------

You sometimes use "name=" on your fields and sometimes "property=". I do 
not know if those vonhour, bishour parameters are part of the class 
"Tx_Gemeindenachrichten_Domain_Model_Termin" but if they are you should 
simply use the "propery=" argument so you do not have to care about 
every parameter on its own:


>     <f:form.textbox name="bisminute" class="edit"/>
>     <f:form.textarea property="beschreibung" id="content"/>

If those extra parameters are something not stored in the domain model 
just forget my mail - then it seems I did just not understand your 
application.



greets,
Bernhard