Login for backend

[fadoe]

Do you want a login for this demo? I would route the backend to /admin/doctrine-orm and create a login form.

[ioleo]

@fadoe I'd like to have one secured admin, and one unsecured. I also was thinking about adding DoctrineODM and Propel versions of admin panels - meaning 3 ORM x 2 admin panels = 6 admin panels.

I'm not 100% sure the DoctrineODM and Propel versions will work. In theory I've implemented it right.. but I have not tested it.

I'm not useing DoctrineODM or Propel myself, so I planned to learn by studying this old demo.

Also, the nested tree admin is not so great (i wrote the JS plugin a long time ago :P). I'm not sure it still works, as I've not been useing nested lists in recent projects. So adding 1 admin (for tree-list demo) x3 ORM would also be good.

[fadoe]

@loostro I understand, you want two views for each ORM (Doctrine, Propel). But what is your idea behind? What functions should work unsecured, which secured?

I know the old demo. I never get them work 😃.

[ioleo]

The goal is to showcase a complete admin for 2-3 objects (related).

For example, Posts + Tags + Author. And in the generator.yml use all features:

• scopes
• filters
• sorting
• generic/object/batch actions
• show how to use ActionsBuilder to bootstrap simple actions
• show how to "overwrite" part of templates (eg. change template block for one list column)
• show how to process query
• use credentials
• use field groups (new feature, implemented yesterday :P) to show how to manage multiple edit forms (with one generator.yml)
• use embeded forms (eg. use EditType created with Tag-generator as type for collection of tags in Post-generator)
• show all symfony2admingenerator/form-extensions-bundle form types
• show example dashboard with menu + some static welcome page

.. etc

So that everyone can see and "try" how powerfull Admingenerator has become. And also this should be a "case study" for anyone who wants to learn admingenerator.