I have two entities in my project : User and Avatar.
User owns Avatar with a OneToOne relation.
Avatar is an entity with a file object and a fileName. It uses @ORM\HasLifecycleCallbacks to save the file or to remove it as described in the Symfony2 documentation.
In my controller, I want to remove the Avatar entity from the current user (i use $currentUser = $this->get('security.context')->getToken()->getUser()
), but I can't get the avatar with $currentUser->getAvatar()
:
var_dump($currentUser->getAvatar());exit;
Output :
object(Proxies\__CG__\Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar)[355]
public '__initializer__' =>
object(Closure)[348]
public '__cloner__' =>
object(Closure)[349]
public '__isInitialized__' => boolean false
private 'id' (Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar) => int 20
public 'file' => null
private 'fileName' (Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar) => null
But if i do
$whatever = $currentUser->getAvatar()->getFileName();
var_dump($currentUser->getAvatar());exit;
Output :
object(Proxies\__CG__\Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar)[355]
public '__initializer__' =>
object(Closure)[348]
public '__cloner__' =>
object(Closure)[349]
public '__isInitialized__' => boolean false
private 'id' (Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar) => int 20
public 'file' => null
private 'fileName' (Participso\UserBundle\Entity\Avatar) => string 'd4e5eadd3757498a22b14ad1f81869c2baf459d3.png'
This is pretty annoying... Does somebody have a clue to avoid this ?