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I'm trying to display a webform through a module controller. The webform display works as it should but I need to update existing submission data and instead of updating the existing submission a new one gets created.

The code I use looks like this:

public function edit()
{
  $submissionId = \Drupal::request()->get('sid');
  $webform = Webform::load('eventsignup');
  $webformSubmission = WebformSubmission::load($submissionId);
  $webform = $webform->getSubmissionForm([
    'data' => $webformSubmission->getData()
  ]);

  $build['submissionForm'] = $webform;

  return $build;
}

I tried to alter it by giving the operation "edit" and setting the "sid" but that leads to a duplicate key error:

public function edit()
{
  $submissionId = \Drupal::request()->get('sid');

  $webform = Webform::load('eventsignup');
  $webformSubmission = WebformSubmission::load($submissionId);
  $webform = $webform->getSubmissionForm([
    'sid' => $submissionId,
    'data' => $webformSubmission->getData()
  ], 'edit');

  $build['submissionForm'] = $webform;

  return $build;
}

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for your help!

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Existing webform submissions are entities and you can use the entity form builder service to build the form:

// load the webform submission entity
$webformSubmission = WebformSubmission::load($submissionId);
// build a form for the entity
$webform = \Drupal::service('entity.form_builder')->getForm($webformSubmission, 'edit');
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  • Thank you so much! Seems I tried too hard and took the complicated way... again.
    – SMYR
    Commented Jul 17, 2018 at 14:10

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