> I want to use the EntityType to display a list of entities and allow the
> user to select one.

>         $builder->add('icon', 'entity', array(
>             'class' => 'MyMainBundle:MenuIcon',
>             'property' => 'name',
>             'expanded' => true,
>             'multiple' => false
>         ));

> However, I want the output to be something like this:

>     <label class="radio"><input type="radio" id="..." name="..." required
> ="required" class="" value="1" /><img src="MY IMAGE" alt="" />MY
> NAME</label>

> For each entity item. (MY IMAGE and MY NAME come from properties of the
> entity)
> So the default EntityType can handle this except for the <img...> tag.

> I want to know how to extend the EntityType to still enumerate over all
> entities of a given class but to expose TWO properties (or more) so that
> the theme can display it as above. I haven't been able to figure it out
> since the implementation for EntityType is a bit more complex than other
> form Types. But I am aware of the cookbook entry on creating a new type.

> Anyone know if this is possible? Should I just give up on Symfony forms
> and write the code myself?
> (This is Symfony 2.1.x)