Symfony 4 : Search form in the layout

[@DhiaMagicien]

What makes this youtube channel amazing is that the owner Cares about his fans/subscribers, accept their requests, and responds to their comments! ❤︎

[@MoRo-92]

Anyone else felt inpatient, waiting when he realize that he made a typo in searhBar? :) Thanks for the video, helped me out!

[@hichamel-argeouni5947]

Bro you mad my day (or night) this video mad me like back-end development as it deserves. Happy coding

[@matthiasvanmeerbeek2636]

This doesn't work because he can not reach the "if ($form->isSubmitted() && $form->isValid()) { }" if you place this inside the same function. Is there a way to fix this? Also I want to search something and get a list of objects that need to be shown inside the table on the page but I'm not able to send any data to that page because it goes to searchBar.html.twig . (Just to give an example, my table with my data would be in index.twig.html and my searchBar is inside searchBar.twig.html, both inside the same folder.) For me this tutorial is incomplete and in the tutorial for autocomplete you use javascript to get the input of the searchfield, but this is not what I need.

[@OverSeasMedia]

Hey there Matthias , First let confirm that this tutorial is incomplete given what you are expecting, the purpose of this video is to show how to add the global search forma ND not how to make a search engine or functionality , but hey we're here to help each other and learn new stuff , if you still need help with this feel free to send me an email and we can discuss your structure and come up with a functioning implementation

[@matthiasvanmeerbeek2636]

@@OverSeasMedia That is not the problem. The problem is that you make a video about a search *form* (in the layout) but does not tell us how to interact with it. Just entering a word and printing it out with print() would be enough.

[@Question_Authority]

Can I apply this on Symfony 6?

[@LaravelJutsu]

Awesome content dude, I learnt a lot from you! :)

[@OverSeasMedia]

Thanks mate :)) Cheers :))

[@LaravelJutsu]

Dude, I have an idea for your next video: using Ajax in Symfony3 if you wish :)

[@OverSeasMedia]

Hey there mate, you got it , i'll see what i can do about it . Cheers :))

[@LaravelJutsu]

Thank you very much for considering my request! Cheers ;)

[@OnlineGamePlaying]

hi, what linux do u use? @@OverSeasMedia

[@ISeeTWizard]

Hi Do you have something like that but for a live search so that while typing a list under the search form is actualized with the corresponding data?

[@OverSeasMedia]

You can use something like typeahead. Actually this is the second time this is requested . I guess I could put something together . I'll see if I can make a video about it . Cheers mate :))

[@andremaverick16]

what intellisense extension are you using?

[@OverSeasMedia]

Hey there Andre . The one I used is the video is phpstorm IDE . Just using the standard intellisense because that's is more than enough for me and it's actually pretty great and powerful . But I use sublime text most if the time and I use sublime code intelligence for auto completion . Cheers :) . I hope that was helpful

[@andremaverick16]

THank you just need the namespace to be auto to make life easier

[@OverSeasMedia]

You're welcome . If you're looking for some thing similar to what you saw in the video . Then just the default configuration is enough because I never changed the config . By the way when you want for example to import the name space of something just hit Ctrl + enter or alt + enter (not sure which one) you'll get a menu with some options including import namespace . You probably already know this but hey , the more you know lol.

[@jasbirsingh-mv5vh]

Thats nice. but you did not create the functionality that how it works. like submitting form, getting form data inside controller , search etc

[@OverSeasMedia]

If you're interested I recently published a video on how to make an autocomplete system using this forms system . You might find it helpful

[@jasbirsingh-mv5vh]

OverSeas Media ya i got it, Thanks bro

[@OverSeasMedia]

You're welcome . Thanks for dropping by :)