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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Form type extensions have 2 main use-cases:
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#. You want to add a **generic feature to several types ** (such as
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adding a "help" text to every "input text"-like type).
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- It might be possible to achieve your goal with custom form rendering, or custom
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+ It might be possible to achieve your goal with custom form rendering or custom
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form field types. But using form type extensions can be cleaner (by limiting the
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amount of business logic in templates) and more flexible (you can add several
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type extensions to a single form type).
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In the same way, since **most ** form types natively available in Symfony inherit
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from the ``form `` form type, a form type extension applying to ``form `` would
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- apply to all of these. A notable exception are the ``button `` form types. Plus,
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- keep in mind that a custom form type which inherit neither ``form `` nor
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- ``button `` could always be created.
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+ apply to all of these. A notable exception are the ``button `` form types. Also
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+ keep in mind that a custom form type which extends neither the ``form `` nor
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+ the ``button `` type could always be created.
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