Lughino
Lughino

Reputation: 4118

Symfony2 select choice ajax

I haven't found any comprehensive answer at the moment .. I would like to learn how to change a select option based on the choices of another select. eg. Category One-to-Many SubCategory

I select an option from the Category and SubCategory select content changes. Could you give me a hand?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 5036

Answers (2)

Lughino
Lughino

Reputation: 4118

in the end I decided to use this method: javascript:

$('select[name*="[category][category]"]').prop('selected', true).change(function(){
             var Id =  $(this).val();          
             var url = Routing.generate('route_to_retrieve_subcategory');

            $.post(url, 
            { 'idCat': Id  
            }, function(results){
                var sub = $('select[name*="[category][category]"]').parent().find('select[name*="[subCategory][]"]');
                sub.empty();
                $.each(results , function(key, value) { 
                    sub
                    .append($("<option></option>")
                    .attr("value",value.id)
                    .text(value.subCategory)); 
                });

       });
    });

controller:

public function getSubcategoryAction(Request $request)
{
      $Id = $request->get('idCat');
      $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
      $entities = $em->getRepository('MyBusinessBundle:SubCategories')->findSubCategories($Id);
      $output = array();
      foreach ($entities as $member) {
          $output[] = array(
              'id' => $member->getId(),
              'subCategory' => $member->getSubCategory(),
          );
      }

      $response = new Response();
      $response->headers->set('Content-Type', 'application/json');
      $response->setContent(json_encode($output));
      return $response;
}

route:

route_to_retrieve_subcategory:
pattern: /route_to_retrieve_subcategory
defaults: { _controller: "MyBusinessBundle:ajax:getSubcategory" }
options:
    expose: true

I prefer not to pass parameters through the course, I feel that it does not make sense!

A big thank you to shrujan shetty for the inspiration.

Upvotes: 2

Shrujan Shetty
Shrujan Shetty

Reputation: 2392

First you need to use the routing url to pass the control to the action using jquery eg

              $('# category id').change(function(){
                 var Id =  $('#category id').val();          
                 var url = Routing.generate('route_to_retrieve_subcategory', { 'Id': Id  });

                $.post(url, 
                { 'Id': Id  
                },function(data){
                  $('#subcategoryId').html(data);
                 },"text");
            }
        });

In controller

/**
     * @Route("subcategory/{Id}",name="route_to_retrieve_subcategory" )
     * @Template()
     */
    public function getSubcategoryAction($Id)
    {
          //code
         return new Response($subcategoryList, 200);


    }

Note: the route must be listed in routing.yml file

route_to_retrieve_subcategory:
    pattern: /route_to_retrieve_subcategory/{Id}
    defaults: {_controller: YourBundle:YourController:getSubcategory}
    options:
        expose: true

Upvotes: 3

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