I'm currently wasting a lot of time doing a simple thing.
I want to remove the form checker/validator from symfony in a PARTICULAR field.
Adding this eventlistener to the builder work ok:
->addEventListener(
FormEvents::POST_SUBMIT,
function (FormEvent $event) {
$event->stopPropagation();
},
900
)
But it disable the checker for ALL the field, and I only want for one field.
'required' => false and 'csrf_protection' => false don't do the trick
Any help thanks.
Constraints can come from many direction. From your question i am not sure from where the constraint you wanna get rid of come from.
AppBundle/Resources/validation.[yml|xml|php] look for your entity name and then the field name just comment/remove or modify the constraint if one is found.
The form type can apply constraint symfony doc if you have a constraint inside your type just open your EntityType.php class and look for the field name and check if there is a option for constraints
required options inside type and <input type="date"> can apply constraint on the client side so make sure it not that kind of constraint you wanna get rid of , you said you removed required but maybe a input type field persist.
And then you can have constraint apply inside event from a bundle your are using searching for the error message inside your source files can help you find the code responsible for that hidden constraint
A Symfony constraint should return a human readable error message on failure.
P.S. required is not a constraint but can look alike!