# ohFormErrorLogger plugin

## Overview

This plugin will automatically log all your form validation errors into your doctrine database

## Installation

1.Download and install the plugin

    ./symfony plugin:install ohFormErrorLogger --stability=beta

2.Clear the cache

    ./symfony cc

3.Generate your migrations:

    ./symfony doctrine:generate-migrations-diff

4.Check the generated migration in the lib/migrations folder
    
5.Build the classes and migrate

    ./symfony doctrine:build --all-classes --and-migrate

## How to use it

Update your ProjectConfiguration::setup() method in sf_root_dir/config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php with the following

      $this->getEventDispatcher()->connect(
        'form.validation_error',
        array('ohFormErrorValidatorListener', 'listenToValidationError')
      );

or if you only want to enable it for the frontend app, put it in the frontendConfiguration:setup()
in sf_root_dir/apps/frontend/config/frontendConfiguration.class.php

and that's it!

## Warning

This may store plain text passwords in your database so only use in a development environment!

## Admin generator

If you like you can generate an admin module for your errors

    ./symfony doctrine:generate-admin backend ValidationError

##todo

1. Write tests

2. Handle global errors differently

3. Write functionality to turn off for certain validators (eg password)

4. Include a better admin generated module