Usage

There are three ways to render your form.

Important: It's possible to use multiple forms per page but never render the same form twice on the same page!

Headless Mode

If you want to use FormBuilder in headless mode, please check out the documentation here.

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Usage I. Area Brick

This is the most used one. Just place a form element (Area Brick) somewhere on your document. Configure it via the available edit button.

Options for Usage II. and III.

Before we start, check out the available options. Those are (only) needed for the twig and controller rendering type.

Name	Description
form_id	Can you guess it? It's the Form Id, right.
form_template	Form Template, for example: bootstrap_4_layout.html.twig
main_layout	This option is only needed if you render a form via a controller. By default, FormBuilder extends a empty default layout. If you want do extend your custom layout, define it: layout.html.twig
preset	Optional: set a custom preset
custom_options	Optional (array): Add some custom options as array here to pass them through the whole submission process (available in SubmissionEvent for example
output_workflow	Define, which output workflow should get dispatched after a form has been successfully submitted. You could use the ID or Name of a output workflow

Usage II. Twig

Create a Form using the Twig Extension.

<div class="form-wrapper">

    <h2>Static Form via Twig</h2>

    {% set config = {
        'form_id': 3,
        'form_template': 'bootstrap_4_layout.html.twig',
        'output_workflow': 'my_output_workflow'
        'custom_options': { foo: bar }
    } %}

    {{ form_builder_static(config) }}

</div>

Usage III. Controller

Create a Form within a Controller. You may have noticed the main_layout parameter. This value is important to render your form within a given main layout.

<?php

namespace App\Controller;

use OpenDxp\Controller\FrontendController;
use OpenDxp\Bundle\FormBuilderBundle\Assembler\FormAssembler;
use OpenDxp\Bundle\FormBuilderBundle\Resolver\FormOptionsResolver;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;

class DefaultController extends FrontendController
{
    public function formAction(Request $request): Response
    {
        $options = [
            'form_id'             => 3,
            'form_template'       => 'bootstrap_4_layout.html.twig',
            'main_layout'         => 'layout_form.html.twig', // app/Resources/views/layout.html.twig
            'output_workflow'     => 'my_workflow', // or ID of output workflow
            'preset'              => null,
            'custom_options'      => ['foo' => 'bar']
        ];

        $optionBuilder = new FormOptionsResolver();
        $optionBuilder->setFormId($options['form_id']);
        $optionBuilder->setMainLayout($options['main_layout']);
        $optionBuilder->setFormTemplate($options['form_template']);
        $optionBuilder->setOutputWorkflow($options['output_workflow']);
        $optionBuilder->setFormPreset($options['preset']);
        $optionBuilder->setCustomOptions($options['custom_options']);

        /** @var FormAssembler $assembler */
        $assembler = $this->container->get(FormAssembler::class);

        return $this->renderTemplate(
            '@OpenDxpFormBuilder/Form/form.html.twig', 
            $assembler->assemble($optionBuilder)
        );
    }
}