After a couple of weeks I finally found some time to write about Symfony and ExtJS. This time i want to show how to put together to work Symfony 1.4, ExtJS 3.2 and Grid Filter Plugin - for me it’s the one of most powerfull filtering solutions i have ever seen.
Since my last entry about displaying data in ExtJS Grid Panel i have updated Ext library to 3.2 version - they have added some nice features (more information you can find in changelog 3.1 and changelog 3.2) and changed some ExtJs components (more details you will find later).
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Now when Symfony 1.4 and Dcotrine 1.2 time has come, i want to show you how easily we can use them with JavaScript framework ExtJs 3.0 - which is typically used to build advanced user interfaces. More information about that amazing library can be found on the main project website. In this post I would like to demonstrate the capabilities of one of the components of this powerful framework - GridPanel. I will use most of the code presented in the previous entry, however, it will be updated to work correctly with the latest Symfony version.
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Nothing special but some of you had problems putting it together. So, i decided to write simple tutorial describing how to use jquery Flexigrid with Symfony. I will use the same data as in the tutorial: Zend Framework + Doctrine + jQuery Grid . Eveything will be the same, except that we will use Symfony instead of Zend.
First we need to create new symfony project:
symfony generate:project someProjectName
or simply download sf_sandbox.
Next step is to create symfony app:
symfony generate:app frontend
Then we need one module, for example “grid”:
symfony generate:module frontend grid
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Today i will show you how to put together: Zend Framework, Doctrine and simple jQuery Grid in easy way. All i want to do is to get some data from database with doctrine, format that data and send it to the template with Zend_Json:) Really nothing special.
Ok. Let’s start. First of all we need to create database schema.yml. It is realy easy country table:
Country:
tableName: country
columns:
id:
primary: true
autoincrement: true
type: integer(10)
name: string(50)
description: string(255)
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