Stored procedures, while seemingly convenient, are actually not a good idea
if you want to ensure your application remains properly database
abstracted/agnostic. Stored procedures are in most cases not transferable
between database type. For example, MySQL handles stored procedures very
We in fact have a site that has over 1000 users and processes millions of
database records daily with no major memory issues.
@OP: You mentioned that caching was turned off during your test. Well, I
hate to break it to you, but the cache is there for a reason. The memory
consumption is very large
Hi,
Do we have iCalender Plugin in Symfony ? Or if somebody has put iCalender
support in there symfony project ?
Thanks
Deepak
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I know, I had also same problem. I can say to you that yaml files are
very hard taste expecially at the beginning.
yesterday I was going fool for same reason: after I did that way , I
copied and pasted code of specific lesson from the svn repository
( you can navigate from here :
As this says:
schemaputting /home/grkn/public_html/...eet/
config/generated-schema.xml
it succesfully parsed and wrote your xml file from the yml, thats not the
problem, however:
Error initializing nested element isset [wrapped:
OrCondition (unknown) doesn't support the 'isset'
No but lib/plugins/sfPropelPlugin/lib/vendor/propel-generator/
build.xml has 3 isset tags. I thing they are important for
generation tool because when i comment them it didn't work.
On Oct 1, 12:19 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
As this says:
schema putting
David thanks for your reply.
On 30 Set, 22:03, david da...@inspiredthinking.co.uk wrote:
Option 4 - can be a random string used for an id or an integer
representing state: 0 (default) not processed, -1 processed already and 1
for pending.
Can there be more than 1 set of records pending
Hey people,
We recently launched a Symfony website in 1.2 that is experiencing a
very high load of traffic, and it's beginning to cripple our web
server with an average processor usage of about 80-90%.
We've been doing some tests, and even with pages that are cached with
the layout, the
@ floria: you're right, but there problem is no less ;-)
I have tried doctrine, but the problem remains the same.
When you have a non-hydratable field in your query, you cannot use
sfDatasourcePropel/Doctrine, because the results gets hydrated toward
a model.
So I tried the sfDatasourceArray
Perhaps a good idea is to run
php lib/vendor/symfony/data/bin/check_configuration.php
And see if that helps you identify anything that may be missing that
symfony requires.
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 12:25 PM, gurkanoluc gurkano...@gmail.com wrote:
No but
Class Idea has no method called getideaRelationId
Should your getter not be getIdeaRelationId ... note the case of that i
after the get. Perhaps in your code you are calling the method with bad case
On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 11:34 AM, E_lexy alexk...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to use sfGrid
Are you using a memory caching tool such as APC cache, EAccelerator, etc ?
This can dramatically affect the performance issues you mention
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Stephen Melrose step...@sekka.co.uk wrote:
Hey people,
We recently launched a Symfony website in 1.2 that is experiencing
What about passing all the text to Google translate in one go? You can parse
through the html generated, grab the blocks and add each as an element to an
array. using implode() you can create string delimited array (csv style) to
then send off to Google translate, get the results back and stick
I hope this isn't because you are generating HTML inside your actions or
model and passing it to the view to render that way? Then I could understand
a non-symfony/PHP person being scared to work with symfony's template. One
of the strenghts of symfony, if you follow best practices of HTML only in
Hi all,
@Gareth, The class doesn't have this method because the column is the
result of an aggregate function in the Doctrine_query
I have found a solution for the doctrine way, I guess it will be more
or less the same for Propel.
Don't know if it is the nicest way, feel free to comment
The
I didn't realise you were using Doctrine. I have been using Propel pretty
much exclusively myself when I get into symfony at 1.0. My thinking is that
a solution for Propel would be to just create that method in the tables
model class to catch calls to that column and return what the result should
Gareth,
That's what I tried at first too, but what if you cannot get data from this
because it's an aggregate function based on a parameter
Then you would have to look in the criteria (in the propel case) or DQL (in
the case of doctrine) to see if the alias is defined and you can count on
I've used the other extensions there without problems.
Create an lib\extensions\Blamable folder and then extra or co the doctrine
extension to it.
Then just use it as you would any other behavior with:
actAs:
Blamable
On Thu, 01 Oct 2009 01:57:36 +0200, Michael Sullivan
I'm sorry, but I just couldn't let this go:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to
allocate 83 bytes) in /var/www/1.2/lib/config/
sfAutoloadConfigHandler.class.php on line 115
...quadcore x3360, x64bit linux, 8gb ram, 1333fsb, 1 rpm
disks, 512 mb for php
Hello,
I have a big issue with doctrine, when I try to use the command :
symfony doctrine:build-all-reload with this schema :
http://pastie.textmate.org/private/sz8et91npvpulpjkxp0nvq all run
without problems.
But when i modify this schema in :http://pastie.textmate.org/private/
We've been doing some tests, and even with pages that are cached with
the layout, the overhead Symfony produces is phenomenal compared to
just reading a file from the server.
Well, it's hard to expect symfony to be as fast as a static html file
First of all you need to have XCache or APC
yeah thanks for the heads up ... i don't have a choice, my application has
to interact with a third party service and the only way they provide is
through stored procedures ... so really don't have a choice ... any pointers
to where i can get some good read about propel custom queries? and also
Hi guys, I'm trying tu use sfDoctrineActAsTaggablePlugin but I don't
know how to embed it in the right way in my forms. I've tried to embed
TagForm in a form of a Taggable object but it saves tags only on tag
table instead of saving data also on tagging table.
Are there any examples on how to
hi all,
i'm new to symfony.
during the installation process, from the command line:
# php lib/vendor/symfony/data/bin/symfony -V
Fatal error: Call to undefined function spl_autoload_register() in /
lan/http/symfony/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/autoload/
sfCoreAutoload.class.php on line 69
so i
Hi,
I've two tables Post and Comment (1:N relationship). What I'm trying
to get all the comments related to the post I'm saving from within
Post class (/lib/model/doctrine/Post.class.php. and Yes I'm overriding
save() function). I don't get any results by calling $this-getComments
();
Am I doing
C:\development\sfprojects\jobeetsymfony doctrine:build-model
doctrine generating model classes
C:\development\sfprojects\jobeetsymfony doctrine:build-sql
doctrine generating sql for models
Warning: class_parents(): Class C does not exist and could not be
loaded in C:\d
hi
i think, you have done something wrong in overriding the save function.
firstly execute a raw query at the database client like mysql whatever your
database is.
your query will look like
select * from comment where post_id = ?;
if it returns something then you have done something wrong in
No, the query works just fine not only in mysql query browser but also
in other part of the application. And there is nothing wrong with
overriding the save as I've done nothing other than: print_r($this-
getComments()). I've confirmed with the Jobeet tutorial on how to
override the save method.
In Doctrine you typically access relations by using the format $this-
Comments , as if it were a datamember, and you will get a
Doctrine_Collection back. I don't know if getComments() works in
doctrine, thats how you would do it Propel though. In Doctrine the
get*() syntax is used for getting
elkrema, if you have I have an Opinion with many Features then the right
schema is
Feature is: id, opinion_id, desc
OpinionFeature is: opinion_id, score
that's why you have an integrity constraint violation I don't know how i
missed that first time i read your post hehe, that's all the
I'll take that :)
Because Zend feels like Symfony after you drop it from 100feet into
little bits that need sketchy re-assembly.
I feel your pain ;)
Daniel
On Sep 30, 1:05 pm, Eno symb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009, ProdigitalSon wrote:
If you get around to plugging it in to 1.3
My computer can cause this problem because i changed my distro to
ubuntu but it gives the same error :(
On Oct 1, 3:28 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps a good idea is to run
php lib/vendor/symfony/data/bin/check_configuration.php
And see if that helps you identify
I assume you restarted the server? Did you clear symfony cache?
On Sep 30, 4:21 pm, lorenx lor...@gmail.com wrote:
hi all,
i'm new to symfony.
during the installation process, from the command line:
# php lib/vendor/symfony/data/bin/symfony -V
Fatal error: Call to undefined function
I solved problem. Thanks for your help :)
On Oct 1, 10:08 pm, gurkanoluc gurkano...@gmail.com wrote:
My computer can cause this problem because i changed my distro to
ubuntu but it gives the same error :(
On Oct 1, 3:28 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps a good idea
I'm working through the Jobeet tutorial to learn 1.2 after a long
hiatus from Symfony.
What is the difference between the ModelTable and the Model class in
the model/doctrine/ directory?
When is it appropriate to use each? I'm assuming it has something to
do with how requests are processed and
You use the Model class when dealing with a single element - like a
blog entry, or a blog comment; and you use the ModelTable class when
dealing with the table - like when you retrieve some records from it.
When retrieving items via the ModelTable class, you get a collection
of Model objects.
On
That makes sense. Interesting that it's split up like that rather
than all being in a single model class, but interesting nevertheless.
On Oct 1, 4:48 pm, Gábor Fási maerl...@gmail.com wrote:
You use the Model class when dealing with a single element - like a
blog entry, or a blog comment;
Hi Stephen,
Please contribute it if you can, or write a blog post about it.
Thanks
Pablo
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Stephen Melrose step...@sekka.co.uk wrote:
We're using APC, and it's a propel project. Still super duper slow!
I ended up writing my own mini version of sfSuperCache
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