Ajax Form Response Status Codes

Hi, what should I do when data connections between twig and stimulus fail?

I let my computer on standby with symfony serve, docker and yarn all running. When I came back, the twig got stuck with a "immutable/cache" color-square_controller.js. No matter what I change in the controller, nothing is applied.

When I rename data-action to color-square#selectRgb and the method to selectRgb for example, I get Error: Action "click->color-square#selectRgb" references undefined in inspector

And when I switch the name back to selectColor in the twig file, I get no error while there is no selectColor method in the controller

I already restarted everything, tried editing the controller but nothing works. Though, I still get webpack build error when I put errors in the controller

The previous stimulus controller (counter) works fine.

What's wrong with this controller update ?

Hi,

You mentioned something about a new method called renderForm() that processes the status code automatically in Symfony 5.3. I'm using Symfony 7.2.3, but I can't find that method and still have to set the status code manually.

Do you have any tips or resources where I can find that method? Or was it not implemented after all?

Thanks!

Hi - I was searching for a native javascript fetch solution for the submitForm method. Here is how I implemented it without jQuery. Just in case somebody needs it or maybe it could be improved.

        await fetch(this.formUrlValue+'?ajax=1', {
            method: form.method,
            body: new URLSearchParams(new FormData(form))
        })
        .then((response) => {
            if (response.ok) {
                this.modal.hide();
            }

            return Promise.reject(response);
        })
        .catch((response) => {
            response.text().then((text) => {
                this.modalBodyTarget.innerHTML = text;
            });
        });

Hi, I'm following this video with an entity that has all the nullable fields in the database, now I want to try to see if the validation fails if I leave the form empty and therefore in the two-field formType I add 'required'=>true but it continues to validate everything. .. the only way to force it to show me the error is to put validation rules and entity level with :

//....
#[ORM\Column(name:'Nome',length: 45, nullable: false)]
    #[Assert\NotBlank]
    private ?string $Nome = null;

//.....

...Is this the correct attitude ? thanks

Hi, I wonder why you do not let the "form success response" return the updated list and by this save one request?
I think it should be slightly faster.

Is this to make the modal reusable or to separate concerns or something like that?

I just wonder what the reason is to do a separate list refresh request.

Needed to bring back not nullable fields in the form:
<br />->add('brand')<br />->add('stockQuantity')<br />->add('imageFilename')<br />