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For our new project, we have started using Zend Framework 2 and Dojo 1.8. ZF2 has a completely rewritten form module, which now features the new CollectionElement for one-to-many relationships. Regarding UI I find, that dgrid fits best for such relationships (using the editor column plugin), so I started extending FormCollection, FormRow and FormElement view helpers, so they can render the desired dgrid. Everything was fine until I realized, that I cannot set per-row input names for the dgrid widgets. I started with the ZF2 documentation rearding form collections . One can see, that collection input elements have array-like names like order[products][0][name] order[products][0][price] order[products][1][name] order[products][1][price] On the other hand, dgrid's configuration is column based, so I can have a column definition like editor({ field: "_dojo_textbox_505ee3a390d705_26717315", label: "Name", editorArgs: { name: "order[products][{index}][name]", } }, TextBox) This column definition will define set the same widget name for all rows, which does not work with the ZF2 collection data format requirement. What I also tried is naming the column like this: order[products][] which works, but does not allow the desired format order[products][][name] Maybe there is a way to post the data like this: order[products][name][] and have it converted afterwards, but the solution doesn't looks right. Beside this I am trying to produce reusable code and want to avoid per-form data modifications. Since I am trying very hard to avoid onSubmit/onClick event handling for data conversion, there are 2 possible solutions: 1. Make dgrid able to set per-row widg
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