Thanks Joseph, have now registered as a developer on the site..
The original question remains however: how to (if it is still
possible) publish yourself on the A Week in Symfony blog.
On Oct 20, 5:35 pm, Joseph Myalla chanan...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you visithttp://symfonians.net/
On Wed,
Thanks. I tried this approach before but ended up doing a lot of
conditional statements to handle the different environments my
application has.
For example, in my dev env, I would prefer it to use the Array cache
but in the production, it would use APC.
The code for sfDoctrineDatabase.class.php
Hi All,
I want to implement 'ownership' of various models so that logged in
users only see the stuff they created.
Does anyone know of a plugin? I was amazed I couldn't find one.
It must be such a common requirement for users to only see their own
stuff and not that belonging to others. Have I
It's not a solution, but it can be one part of the solution you are
searching for: the sfDoctrineActAsSignablePlugin plugin.
-- http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfDoctrineActAsSignablePlugin
Another source for information:
One of the reasons that I initialise the $request in my action definition
(eg public function executeActionName(sfWebRequest $request) ) is that my
IDE can then auto-complete the $request methods whenever I use it.
In addition, defining it explicitly makes it clearer for anyone else coming
along
Hi Raphael,
That looks like something that could do the job I need definitely.
I can see what you mean about the issues but perhaps something that meets
some needs is better than nothing that meets none?
I think I'm a bit green on things like the admin generator but am happy to
chat about
I am in the process of using as an example to achieve something
similar:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3801973/php-symfony-provide-credentials-only-to-owner-of-object
Some of my modules have urls with 2 id's in the actions (eg, id and
schedule_id) because in part I am creating a scheduling
Interesting approach.
I'll take a look at trying this, I haven't dealt with the filter chain
before this makes some sense to me so I'll hopefully be able to use your
work as a basis.
Thanks,
Paul
On 21 October 2010 15:47, webdev_aw_ucsb david.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
I am in the process of
Uh, as far as I know, they don't get resized, just displayed smaller.
So your images:
* Still take as long to transfer
* Cost you the same in bandwidth costs
* Go towards the maximum amount of cache the browser is allowed
(very important for mobile browsers)
They just look smaller on the
Hi,
try your wkhtml2pdf from the command line first.
Didn't used the lib before, so i'm not sure.
but as i read the code, it seems to come from an error of the command line.
Le 20/10/2010 14:03, fxsymfony a écrit :
Hi Florian,
Im using Symfony 1.4.
Still having been able to get it to
I'm preparing a site for launch - moving it out of my local dev
environment to a remote VPS host, and I've discovered that sometimes
pages take up to 60+ seconds to load on the VPS. Using the symfony
debug toolbar, I've further discovered that the delay is happening
during the loading of my
Hi all,
after searching for over an hour I just ask, what seems not to be
asked before:
I I like to remove a column from a schema (project based) so
generating a migrations diff will automatically create a removeColumn
in migration file. How can I do it?
My thought was adding column schema.yml
Ok, what about adding an indentation level ?
dev:
doctrine:
class: sfDoctrineDatabase
param:
dsn: mysql:host=127.0.0.1;dbname=hermes_dev
username: hermes
password: hermes
attributes:
query_cache: Doctrine_Cache_Apc
--
Pierre-Yves
2010/10/21 bzarzuela
@ashton - did you ever track this down? I've having the same problem.
@Thomas - thanks for the patch - it helped me narrow the problem down
to Factories : storage, but not sure exactly why my file based PHP
session storage would cause such a delay. Any ideas?
Thanks to you both.
On Oct 13,
@Stephen - I haven't had time yet :( However, I'll let you know if I
come upon anything. I would be very interested in anything that you
come up with though.
@Thomas - My thanks as well.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:13 PM, stephenrs ssgro...@gmail.com wrote:
@ashton - did you ever track this
Obviously, if you want to remove a column, you have to *remove* it from
the scheam.yml file (just delete it) ;-)
Am 21.10.2010 15:39, schrieb Thomas Ohms:
Hi all,
after searching for over an hour I just ask, what seems not to be
asked before:
I I like to remove a column from a schema
please i have an urgent project,
i want to use this plugins sfCKEditorPlugin
i have do all configuration in the read-me page of the plugins
but i have all time
CKEditor class not found
any help plz
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I've done that as well but sadly, it didn't work.
On Oct 21, 9:13 pm, Pierre-Yves LEBECQ py.leb...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, what about adding an indentation level ?
dev:
doctrine:
class: sfDoctrineDatabase
param:
dsn: mysql:host=127.0.0.1;dbname=hermes_dev
username:
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