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[symfony-users] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

2010-04-21 Thread Welington Veiga

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Re: [symfony-users] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

2010-04-21 Thread Welington Veiga

Sorry.

2010/4/21 Welington Veiga welington.ve...@gmail.com

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Re: [symfony-users] Jquery and AJAX symfony 1.4

2010-04-19 Thread Welington Veiga

Well, it's very easy, use ajax like a single php file.

View:
Use a the helper ?php echo url_for('YOUR_MODULE/index'); ? to decide for
what URL to send, inside your script tag, assign to a javascript variable

Controller (action)
$this-getResponse()-setHttpHeader('Content-type','text/json');
return $this-renderText('SOMETHING VERY USEFULLY);

All the other interactions will be equal,





2010/4/19 trankh juliend1...@gmail.com

 Hello,

 I want to call a simple action without passing any argument inside a
 jquery function.
 No argument because a random function is called inside the action.

 The routing (in input and output) is this:
 plantyourtree:
  url:   /tree/plantyourtree
  param: { module: tree, action: new }

 the js file looks like this:

 $(document).ready(function()
 {

 $('#change').click(function(){

 ?
});

 });


 The action associated with is:

  public function executeNew(sfWebRequest $request)
  {

   $this-zulu_tree_sample = Doctrine::getTable('ZuluTree')-
 find(rand(1,Doctrine::getTable('ZuluTree')-count()));


$this-form = new ZuluTreeForm();

  if ($request-isXmlHttpRequest())
  {
  ?
  }


  }

 In the template newSuccess.php, there is a form and a div where we
 display information relative to zulu_tree_sample and which needs to be
 refreshed each time we push the change button.

 The template associated with is:

 div id=left_column
 ?php echo $zulu_tree_sample-getName() ?
 /div

 input type=submit id=change value=Change



 div id=right_column
 ?php include_partial('form', array('form' = $form)) ?
 /div




 I dont' know what to put instead of ??

 Thank you

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[symfony-users] Re: Multiple sfActions to solve scalability problems. It's Possible?

2010-04-07 Thread Welington Veiga

In this doc page chapter
6http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/06-Inside-the-Controller-Layer#chapter_06_sub_alternative_action_class_syntaxare
an alternative way to write action: one per file.
I think this isn't the best solution. I can add a new deep level in the
route and use the parameter to decide what method must be invoked on three
or four sfAction classes but I will need to rewrite secure issues.

Anyone can help me?

2010/4/7 Welington Veiga welington.ve...@gmail.com

I have a problem with a big application what we are writing under
symfony.
It's our first contact with this fantastic framework, but we have a
lot of code in a single action file. Our modules are big, with three
crud:

Like company has employers, groups and customers.
All in a application.

I need a new deep level.

The solution, I think, is use three sfActions class for each module.
But maybe you have any experience with another solution, or another
pattern for this situatuation.

PS: I dont know how to configure new actions under 'app/myapp/modules/
mymodule/actions' folder.

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[symfony-users] Multiple sfActions to solve scalability problems. It's Possible?

2010-04-07 Thread Welington Veiga

I have  a problem with a big application what we are writing under
symfony.
It's our first contact with this fantastic framework, but we have a
lot of code in a single action file. Our modules are big, with three
crud:

Like company has employers, groups  and customers.
All in a application.

I need a new deep level.


The solution, I think, is use three sfActions class for each module.
But maybe you have any experience with another solution, or another
pattern for  this situatuation.

PS: I dont know how to configure  new actions under 'app/myapp/modules/
mymodule/actions' folder.

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Re: [symfony-users] Re: Multiple sfActions to solve scalability problems. It's Possible?

2010-04-07 Thread Welington Veiga

This is my problem!
I need a third deep level to keep a good design.

like:

company/customer/new

but in the symfony structure company is not a application. It's
authentication, credentials, user etc are common.

I also have:
calendar/tasks/view/5

A beautifully solution maybe is:

company/
..actions/
customerActions.class.php
employeersActions.class.php
groupsActions.class.php
calendar/
...
news/
...

Thank u.

2010/4/7 Daniel Lohse annismcken...@googlemail.com

Too many actions are often a sign of code duplication and/or shortcomings
in separation of concerns. You want fat models and slim controllers. Your
controller is either doing too much or you are putting actions into modules
where they don't belong or fit.

Care to share all your action names (just the names of the methods) in a
particular big actions class? Also, a bit of code for each would also help.

More than 15 actions per module are generally not advisable, you'll need to
break things down when you're pushing that limit.

Cheers, Daniel

On 07.04.2010, at 14:25, Welington Veiga wrote:

Anyone can help me?

2010/4/7 Welington Veiga welington.ve...@gmail.com

Like company has employers, groups and customers.
All in a application.

I need a new deep level.

The solution, I think, is use three sfActions class for each module.
But maybe you have any experience with another solution, or another
pattern for this situatuation.

PS: I dont know how to configure new actions under 'app/myapp/modules/
mymodule/actions' folder.

--
Welington da Veiga Silva
---
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aquelas que fazem de uma simples mancha amarela o próprio sol.
( Pablo Picasso )

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Re: [symfony-users] Re: Multiple sfActions to solve scalability problems. It's Possible?

2010-04-07 Thread Welington Veiga

well...
if I use the routing:

myRoute:
url: company/:module/:action/*

I can use all modules in this pattern, but I want use just three [employers,
customers, group] inside company.

Its Possible? How can I configure this?

2010/4/7 Stéphane stephane.er...@gmail.com

Hi,

like:

company/customer/new

Is this a route or a module/action breakdown ?

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On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Welington Veiga welington.ve...@gmail.com
wrote:

This is my problem!
I need a third deep level to keep a good design.

like:

company/customer/new

but in the symfony structure company is not a application. It's
authentication, credentials, user etc are common.

I also have:
calendar/tasks/view/5

A beautifully solution maybe is:

company/
..actions/
customerActions.class.php
employeersActions.class.php
groupsActions.class.php
calendar/
...
news/
...

Thank u.

2010/4/7 Daniel Lohse annismcken...@googlemail.com

Care to share all your action names (just the names of the methods) in a
particular big actions class? Also, a bit of code for each would also help.

More than 15 actions per module are generally not advisable, you'll need
to break things down when you're pushing that limit.