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This bundle allows creating a custom entity for settings which makes it possible to override data type.
However, it does not seem possible to use more than one data type in an application using this bundle.
I would be very helpful if one was able to create several settings of different types (eg. setting1 => date, setting2 => string of 255 char, setting3 => text rendered in a textarea, etc.).
So it seems that instead of creating a custom entity, we would be looking at having a field containing the datatype of the parameter.
Regards,
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Perhaps i'll do it. What about adding a colon 'type' and move from varchar255 to long text. We could support dates, ints, floats, serialized arrays, etc. It would require modifying the getter setter to adapt every time to the set variable. Seems feasible, what do you think about this @craue ?
Hello,
This bundle allows creating a custom entity for settings which makes it possible to override data type.
However, it does not seem possible to use more than one data type in an application using this bundle.
I would be very helpful if one was able to create several settings of different types (eg. setting1 => date, setting2 => string of 255 char, setting3 => text rendered in a textarea, etc.).
So it seems that instead of creating a custom entity, we would be looking at having a field containing the datatype of the parameter.
Regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: