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Symfony 3.4 : Repository method not found
Extend / Customize a doctrine's entity repository in symfonyError showing when using Custom repository in Symfony 2?EntityRepository not foundSymfony2 custom repository classHow to call doctrine in an entity class using symfonySymfony DQL query in repositoryUndefined method The method name must start with either findBy or findOneBySymfony Doctrine custom repository method not visibleError in symfony while inserting in BDD with doctrinesymfony 3.4 data fixture
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i want to add a method in my repository class ;
this is my repository class 'PanierRepository' :
( path : src/techeventBundle/Repository/PanierRepository.php )
namespace techeventBundleRepository;
use DoctrineORMEntityRepository;
class PanierRepository extends EntityRepository
public function findAllOrderedByName($iduser)
and this is my entity class called 'Panier' :
(Path:src/techeventBundle/Entity/Panier.php)
namespace techeventBundleEntity;
use DoctrineORMMapping as ORM;
/**
* Panier
*
* @ORMTable(name="panier", indexes=@ORMIndex(name="userid", columns="userid"))
* @ORMEntity(repositoryClass="techeventBundleRepositoryPanierRepository")
*/
class Panier
{
and this is where i want to call this repository method , in a controller of another bundle and i have already included the entity (use techeventBundleEntityPanier;) :
(Path : src/reservationBundle/Controller/DefaultController.php)
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
the repository method when i call it is not found !
Notice : i haven't generated the entities after adding the repository
please help and thanks !
symfony orm doctrine entity
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
add a comment |
i want to add a method in my repository class ;
this is my repository class 'PanierRepository' :
( path : src/techeventBundle/Repository/PanierRepository.php )
namespace techeventBundleRepository;
use DoctrineORMEntityRepository;
class PanierRepository extends EntityRepository
public function findAllOrderedByName($iduser)
and this is my entity class called 'Panier' :
(Path:src/techeventBundle/Entity/Panier.php)
namespace techeventBundleEntity;
use DoctrineORMMapping as ORM;
/**
* Panier
*
* @ORMTable(name="panier", indexes=@ORMIndex(name="userid", columns="userid"))
* @ORMEntity(repositoryClass="techeventBundleRepositoryPanierRepository")
*/
class Panier
{
and this is where i want to call this repository method , in a controller of another bundle and i have already included the entity (use techeventBundleEntityPanier;) :
(Path : src/reservationBundle/Controller/DefaultController.php)
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
the repository method when i call it is not found !
Notice : i haven't generated the entities after adding the repository
please help and thanks !
symfony orm doctrine entity
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
Check first that you don't get a null object when using$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');
– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12
add a comment |
i want to add a method in my repository class ;
this is my repository class 'PanierRepository' :
( path : src/techeventBundle/Repository/PanierRepository.php )
namespace techeventBundleRepository;
use DoctrineORMEntityRepository;
class PanierRepository extends EntityRepository
public function findAllOrderedByName($iduser)
and this is my entity class called 'Panier' :
(Path:src/techeventBundle/Entity/Panier.php)
namespace techeventBundleEntity;
use DoctrineORMMapping as ORM;
/**
* Panier
*
* @ORMTable(name="panier", indexes=@ORMIndex(name="userid", columns="userid"))
* @ORMEntity(repositoryClass="techeventBundleRepositoryPanierRepository")
*/
class Panier
{
and this is where i want to call this repository method , in a controller of another bundle and i have already included the entity (use techeventBundleEntityPanier;) :
(Path : src/reservationBundle/Controller/DefaultController.php)
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
the repository method when i call it is not found !
Notice : i haven't generated the entities after adding the repository
please help and thanks !
symfony orm doctrine entity
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
i want to add a method in my repository class ;
this is my repository class 'PanierRepository' :
( path : src/techeventBundle/Repository/PanierRepository.php )
namespace techeventBundleRepository;
use DoctrineORMEntityRepository;
class PanierRepository extends EntityRepository
public function findAllOrderedByName($iduser)
and this is my entity class called 'Panier' :
(Path:src/techeventBundle/Entity/Panier.php)
namespace techeventBundleEntity;
use DoctrineORMMapping as ORM;
/**
* Panier
*
* @ORMTable(name="panier", indexes=@ORMIndex(name="userid", columns="userid"))
* @ORMEntity(repositoryClass="techeventBundleRepositoryPanierRepository")
*/
class Panier
{
and this is where i want to call this repository method , in a controller of another bundle and i have already included the entity (use techeventBundleEntityPanier;) :
(Path : src/reservationBundle/Controller/DefaultController.php)
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
the repository method when i call it is not found !
Notice : i haven't generated the entities after adding the repository
please help and thanks !
symfony orm doctrine entity
symfony orm doctrine entity
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
asked Mar 23 at 18:34
YassinovTrabajaaYassinovTrabajaa
238
238
Check first that you don't get a null object when using$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');
– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12
add a comment |
Check first that you don't get a null object when using$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');
– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12
Check first that you don't get a null object when using
$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
Check first that you don't get a null object when using
$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12
add a comment |
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Try with:
$this->getDoctrine()->getManager()->getRepostory( ...
finally, ... your code should be:
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
or
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository(techeventBundleEntityPanier::class)
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is->getDoctrine()->getManager()
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
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Try with:
$this->getDoctrine()->getManager()->getRepostory( ...
finally, ... your code should be:
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
or
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository(techeventBundleEntityPanier::class)
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is->getDoctrine()->getManager()
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
add a comment |
Try with:
$this->getDoctrine()->getManager()->getRepostory( ...
finally, ... your code should be:
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
or
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository(techeventBundleEntityPanier::class)
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is->getDoctrine()->getManager()
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
add a comment |
Try with:
$this->getDoctrine()->getManager()->getRepostory( ...
finally, ... your code should be:
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
or
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository(techeventBundleEntityPanier::class)
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
Try with:
$this->getDoctrine()->getManager()->getRepostory( ...
finally, ... your code should be:
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
or
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()
->getManager()
->getRepository(techeventBundleEntityPanier::class)
->findAllOrderedByName($iduser);
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
edited Mar 24 at 0:21
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
answered Mar 23 at 20:02
sensorariosensorario
7,4781354105
7,4781354105
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is->getDoctrine()->getManager()
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
add a comment |
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is->getDoctrine()->getManager()
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The fairly new ... syntax in php is kinda cool but I don't think that is the problem here. And you are mssing the closing ) and semicolon.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:11
The point is
->getDoctrine()->getManager()– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
The point is
->getDoctrine()->getManager()– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:20
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
Please read the updated response with a screenshot from official documentation
– sensorario
Mar 24 at 0:22
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
@sensorario thanks for your answer it's working
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 24 at 4:18
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
Glad you got it working but I just wanted to point out that there is no difference between $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository and $this->getDoctrine()-getManager()>getRepository. At some point you fixed your repository mapping problem without realizing it.
– Cerad
Mar 24 at 14:09
add a comment |
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Check first that you don't get a null object when using
$this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier');– Tyr
Mar 23 at 18:37
$panier = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository('techeventBundle:Panier')->find(1); is not displaying any error
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 18:43
It does not display an error for find because your are getting the default entity repository. Your entity is not properly mapped to the repository. Possibly because you have older generated mapping files under Resources/config/doctrine which interfere with the annotations.
– Cerad
Mar 23 at 20:10
@Cerad what's the solution ?
– YassinovTrabajaa
Mar 23 at 20:12