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I made an admin that uses sonata_type_collection to display the first level of children of a menu (node). The Symfony Form Component complains about a missing removeChild method. Adding that looks eas…
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for:
- form.label_publish_start_date
- form.label_publish_end_date
- form.label_publishable
for the admin extension.
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**Imported issue:**
- Author: stag.stag.stag (Google user)
- Date: 2009-03-04 00:00:00
- Legacy ID: 18
**What steps will reproduce the problem?**
1. Problem occurs immediately after moving from one…
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Hi,
Im getting this error message when clearing the cache:
```
PHPCR\NamespaceException
HTTP 409: phpcr: is not a registered namespace prefix.
```
This is the output…
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I'm using Symfony 2.4.1.
All dependencies were downloaded today (up to date) from their github repositories.
I have the same issue, and after I configured Sonata Admin Bundle (following sonata's confi…
ghost updated
10 years ago
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Is it possible to sort nodes in the admin interface? PHPCR seems to have a optional feature for ordering child nodes.
https://github.com/phpcr/phpcr-docs/blob/master/tutorial/Tutorial.md#orderable-ch…
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Currently, the nodes are shown in the way they are persisted in the database. There should be a way to determine to order of the items.
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When you create a menu node, it can be of type "route" and point at a symfony route.
If the symfony route accepts parameters, I am not sure how you can go about setting those parameters on the menu n…
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I am on page:
admin/cmf/menu/menu/create
I fill in all fields, I click create and I get error:
"This value should not be blank."
And I don't know WHICH value - nothing is highlighted.
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Summary : Use of the `path()`twig helper with a opt boolean argument (as documented in the [Sonata Page Twig Helpers documentation page](http://sonata-project.org/bundles/page/master/doc/reference/twi…