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Do you have launch : symfony propel:build-sql ?
Check if this file exists (build-propel.xml) maybe your installation
of symfony ?
On 21 août, 22:54, Paolo90 paolomari...@gmail.com wrote:
well, now i get the following error:
Execution of target insert-sql failed for the following reason: /
Beste,
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I solved the problem, it was something about the path of MySql's
socket files configuration in my php.ini
now everything works fine!
thnx for you help!
Paolo!
On 22 Ago, 13:29, chok chok...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have launch : symfony propel:build-sql ?
Check if this file exists
Hello,
The company where I'm working would like to use Symfony.
We have access to the command line for the dev environment but not for
the production site.
So I'd like to know if with Symfony 2 it's always a requirement (at
least for the production site).
Thanks by advance,
Hervé
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If you
Hello,
I am storing an array of object IDs in the session, and storing the objects
themselves in the database. When the user's session expires (ie - they
close their browser) I want to test the saved objects for certain
conditions, and delete the ones that don't meet these conditions. What I'm
There is no such thing, a session may expire also because of user
inactivity thus there is no way to catch this on the server side. Even
in case the browser is closed nothing is sent to the server to signal
the session end (like a logout).
In case you store the user sessions in the database you
salut,
j'ai suivi le tuto de symfony
-ja'i installé le plugin qfguarduser
-j'ai ajouté sfguarduserprofile dans le schema
- j'ai créé un module dans mon application nommé sfGuardUser :
/apps/my_app/modules/sfGuardUser
avec le répertoire :
/apps/my_app/modules/sfGuardUser/config
- j'ai mis
The backend of the project I am working on returns the following error
on the majority of pages but what is strange about this is that other
colleagues running the same code (all maintained with subversion)
cannot replicate this error locally, all works perfectly normal,
including on the
I'm already doing a good bit of database batch processing from cronjobs and
wanted to avoid more, so after more thinking about it, I've decided to come
at the problem from a different approach. Instead of trying to write all of
the objects to the database, I'll keep the values for the objects in
i'm using the symfony - sandbox (updated today). in using CLI throw
errors like this:
[InvalidArgumentException]
Could not find any configured connections
The command terminated with an error status (1)
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On 16 srp, 00:33, Reo rweil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to put some HTML tags in YAML files.
Exemple:
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