Entry
Introduction
The entry
property defines which entry the form is to use. If no entry is provided the form will create a new one.
You can set the entry by passing an ID or instance to the build
, make
, or render
methods.
<?php namespace Test\ExampleModule\Http\Controller\Admin;
use Test\ExampleModule\Widget\Form\WidgetFormBuilder;
use Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Http\Controller\AdminController;
class WidgetsController extends AdminController
{
public function edit(WidgetFormBuilder $builder, $id)
{
return $builder->render($id);
}
}
You can also set an instantiated entry on the builder and edit it:
<?php namespace Test\ExampleModule\Http\Controller\Admin;
use Test\ExampleModule\Widget\Form\WidgetFormBuilder;
use Anomaly\Streams\Platform\Http\Controller\AdminController;
class WidgetsController extends AdminController
{
public function edit(WidgetFormBuilder $builder, WidgetRepositoryInterface $widgets, $id)
{
if (!$widget = $widgets->find($id)) {
abort();
}
return $builder->render($widget);
}
}
You can also use setEntry
to set the entry at any time prior to building.
$builder->setEntry($entry);
{{ form('test', 'example').entry(request_segments()|last).render()|raw }}