[symfony-users] Re: How to announce myself as a freelance symfony developer..
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, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:25 PM, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote: Hi I have in the past seen a section in the A Week in Symfony blog showing developers looking for work. I am a Symfony developer currently looking for work, how can I announce myself on the blog? -- If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to security at symfony-project.com You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.comsymfony-users%2bunsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -- Myalla J.C Kibaha Education Centre P.O Box 30054 Kibaha Pwani Tanzania +255787680744 -- If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to security at symfony-project.com You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en
[symfony-users] How to announce myself as a freelance symfony developer..
Hi I have in the past seen a section in the A Week in Symfony blog showing developers looking for work. I am a Symfony developer currently looking for work, how can I announce myself on the blog? -- If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to security at symfony-project.com You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en
[symfony-users] Re: Custom routing config handler broken ...
managed to get this working in the end, not sure if it was by simply
adding a rule for / or if it was fixed by making the compiled config
exactly the same as the one generated by sfConfigRoutingHandler (i.e.
with serialization). In either case it works now, so I'm happy.
On Jul 14, 1:00 am, Dan Leech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I am trying to implement an XML navigation map which also contains all
the routing information for the app,
I have created the config handler below and changed factories.yml to
use a custom routing class which extends sfPatternRouting. Both listed
below, also the generated route cache file.
The routes seem to get loaded OK, but I get the error
Empty module and/or action after parsing the URL / (/).
Im not too sure what that signifies, can anybody spot what I am not doing
right?
Cheers
dan.
class gwProjectRouting extends sfPatternRouting
{
protected function getConfigFileName()
{
return
sfContext::getInstance()-getConfigCache()-checkConfig('config/navtree.xml',
true);
}
}
class gwProjectRoutingConfigHandler extends sfConfigHandler
{
public function execute($configFiles)
{
$options = $this-getOptions();
unset($options['cache']);
$dom = new DOMDocument(1.0);
$dom - load($configFiles[0]);
$xpath = new DOMXpath($dom);
foreach ($xpath - query('//node') as $i = $node)
{
if ($url = $node - getAttribute('url'))
{
$params = array();
if ($node - hasAttribute('module'))
{
$params['module'] = $node - getAttribute('module');
}
if ($node - hasAttribute('action'))
{
$params['action'] = $node - getAttribute('action');
}
foreach ($xpath - query('./param') as $param)
{
$params[$param - getAttribute('name')] = $param -
getAttribute('value');
}
$route_name = $node - hasAttribute('name') ? $node -
getAttribute('name') : $i;
$data[] = sprintf('$this - routes[%s] = new %s(%s,%s);',
$route_name, 'sfRoute', $url, var_export($params, true));
$data[] = sprintf('$this - routes[%s] - setDefaultOptions(%s);',
$route_name, var_export($options, true));
$data[] = sprintf('$this - routes[%s] - compile();', $route_name);
}
}
$code = implode(\n, $data);
return sprintf(?php\n.
// auto-generated by gwProjectRoutingConfigHandler\n.
// date: %s\n%s\n, date('Y/m/d H:i:s'), $code );
}
protected function getOptions()
{
$config =
sfFactoryConfigHandler::getConfiguration(sfContext::getInstance()-getConfiguration()-getConfigPaths('config/factories.yml'));
return $config['routing']['param'];
}
}
?php
// auto-generated by gwProjectRoutingConfigHandler
// date: 2010/07/14 00:37:15
$this - routes[default] = new sfRoute(/:module/:action,array (
));
$this - routes[default] - setDefaultOptions(array (
'load_configuration' = true,
'suffix' = '',
'default_module' = 'default',
'default_action' = 'index',
'debug' = '1',
'logging' = '1',
'generate_shortest_url' = true,
'extra_parameters_as_query_string' = true,
));
$this - routes[default] - compile();
$this - routes[2] = new sfRoute(/audit,array (
'module' = 'gwProjectAuditLog',
'action' = 'list',
));
$this - routes[2] - setDefaultOptions(array (
'load_configuration' = true,
'suffix' = '',
'default_module' = 'default',
'default_action' = 'index',
'debug' = '1',
'logging' = '1',
'generate_shortest_url' = true,
'extra_parameters_as_query_string' = true,
));
$this - routes[2] - compile();
$this - routes[3] = new sfRoute(/audit/:id,array (
'module' = 'gwProjectAuditLog',
'action' = 'edit',
));
$this - routes[3] - setDefaultOptions(array (
'load_configuration' = true,
'suffix' = '',
'default_module' = 'default',
'default_action' = 'index',
'debug' = '1',
'logging' = '1',
'generate_shortest_url' = true,
'extra_parameters_as_query_string' = true,
));
$this - routes[3] - compile();
$this - routes[4] = new sfRoute(/profile,array (
'module' = 'gwProjectUser',
'action' = 'profile',
));
$this - routes[4] - setDefaultOptions(array (
'load_configuration' = true,
'suffix' = '',
'default_module' = 'default',
'default_action' = 'index',
'debug' = '1',
'logging' = '1',
'generate_shortest_url' = true,
'extra_parameters_as_query_string' = true,
));
$this - routes[4] - compile();
$this - routes[5] = new sfRoute(/issues,array (
'module' = 'gwProjectIssue',
'action' = 'list',
));
$this - routes[5] - setDefaultOptions(array (
'load_configuration' = true,
'suffix' = '',
'default_module' = 'default',
'default_action' = 'index',
'debug' = '1',
'logging' = '1',
'generate_shortest_url' = true,
'extra_parameters_as_query_string' = true,
));
$this - routes[5] - compile();
[symfony-users] Debugging forms ..
Hi all
What is the best way of debugging Forms with the form framework?
Im used to print_r()'ing objects, but with the nesting in sfForm
framework this is a bad idea ..
The problem I have is that I have a form that has a global error -
There is an error with your form, but none of the fields are
highlighted.
Currently I have to write a debug function that does something like
this:
foreach ($form - getErrorSchema() - getErrors() as $error)
{
echo $error - getMessage();
}
It would be cool if the errors were displayed in the web-debug
toolbar, would that be possible?
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[symfony-users] Re: Debugging forms ..
In this case it was because widgets in the form were not being rendered .. but that's a different story :) On Jan 5, 5:16 pm, Gábor Fási maerl...@gmail.com wrote: This usually means you forgot to echo the csrf secret field in your form. On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 17:59, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote: The problem I have is that I have a form that has a global error - There is an error with your form, but none of the fields are highlighted. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups symfony users group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-us...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to symfony-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en.
[symfony-users] Re: functional test authentication
using the following:
public function loginOk()
{
$this
- post('customer/login', array('email' = 'ad...@example.com',
'password' = 'wibble', 'test' = 'emCpOverview', 'redirect_action' =
'index'));
- isRedirected()
- followRedirect();
return $this;
}
I get the following :
http://www.dantleech.com/data/functionaltestfail.png
Note the red block and the missing assertion, the login actions
redirect throws an sfStopException which prevents further code
execution
If I surround the [-post] with try and catch:
try
{
$this - post('/customer/login', array('email' =
'ad...@example.com', 'password' = 'wibble'));
}
catch (sfStopException $e)
{
}
I am 'redirected' but everything seems very odd, and I am not logged
in for my next request:
http://www.dantleech.com/data/functionaltestfail2.png
I am authenticated in BEFORE I send the [-get] but not during or
after.. I also have to wrap the [-get] in try and catch for further
tests to run ..
Any help much appreciated :) I have been trying to get this to work
for a while now ...
On 29 Jan, 13:51, Jérôme TEXIER jerome.tex...@gmail.com wrote:
On symfony 1.0 1.1, redirection can be followed this way :
$browser-
...
isRedirected()-
followRedirect()-
...
Also, more info on functional tests refactoring here
:http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2008/09/19/call-the-expert-a-refa...
Jérôme
On 28 jan, 12:58, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks Jerome
I am doing something similar, though our project started life off with
sf1.0 so the login page doesnt use the form framework.
-- test browser
class emTestBrowser extends sfTestFunctional
{
public function loadData()
{
// load fixtures..
}
public function loginOk()
{
$this - post('/customer/login', array('email' =
'ad...@example.com', 'password' = 'wibble');
$this - isRedirected();
return $this;
}
}
test
$browser = new emTestBrowser(new sfBrowser());
$browser - initialize();
$browser - loadData();
$browser - loginOk();
$browser-
get('/someModule/index')-
isStatusCode(200)-
isRequestParameter('module', 'someModule')-
isRequestParameter('action', 'index')-
isRequestParameter('mailbox_id', 1)-
checkResponseElement('body', 'Something')-
end();
The problem is that we do not get as far as the first assertion in
emTestBrowser::loginOk. The login code calls [-redirect] and that
throws an sfStopException which, err, stops everything. If I remove
the redirect from the login code then the tests proceed as expected. I
know I must be missing something here otherwise assertions such as [-
isRedirected] would be pretty pointless :)
On 28 Jan, 09:34, Jérôme TEXIER jerome.tex...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you try to use the specific sfTesterUser to check the state of the
your user :
with('user')-begin()-
isAuthenticated()-
end()
One good point dealing with signin/signout operations on functional
test is to write a reusable class for those kind of test, something
like :
class sfGuardTestFunctional extends sfTestFunctional {
public function signinOk($user_data)
{
return $this-
info(sprintf('Connexion with login : %s and password %s
should be ok OK.', $user_data['username'], $user_data['password']))-
get('/login')-
click('login',array('signin'=$user_data))-
with('form')-begin()-
hasErrors(false)-
end()-
with('user')-begin()-
isCulture('en')-
isAuthenticated(true)-
end()-
with('request')-begin()-
isParameter('module', 'sfGuardAuth')-
isParameter('action', 'signin')-
end()-
isRedirected();
}
//could add signout, signinError methods here
?
So on your fonctional test, you can use the signin test :
$browser = new sfGuardTestFunctional(new sfBrowser()); //rather than
$browser = new sfTestFunctional(new sfBrowser())
$browser-signinOk(array('username'='foo','password'='bar'));
Regards.
Jérôme
On 27 jan, 15:00, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
cheers alecs
though im not sure that your examples addresses my problem of
authenticating the user before function testing a page ... what I
meant by sfContext::getUser() was
?php
$user = sfContext::getInstance() - getUser();
$user - login($user_object);
On 27 Jan, 13:00, Lupu Alexandru-Emil gang.al...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 1:17 PM, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com
wrote:
I am trying to write functional tests for an authenticated
application, but every time I authenticate the user it seems that
the
users state is reset every time,
i.e. the next [- get] doesn't seem to recognize the fact that I
have previously authenticated
[symfony-users] Re: functional test authentication
this is the _test log .. as you can see the user is authenticated in
the first sfBrowser request, but the second sfBrowser request
redirects to login
// first request
.. buch of stuff leading up to the login call
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {customerActions} Call customerActions-
executeLogin()
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {customerActions} Call customerActions-
executeLogin()
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {GwSessionCustomer} User is
authenticated
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {GwSessionCustomer} User is
authenticated
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {gwFrontWebController} Redirect to
http://localhost/index.php/;
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {gwFrontWebController} Redirect to
http://localhost/index.php/;
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {sfWebResponse} Send content (98 o)
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {sfWebResponse} Send content (98 o)
// second request
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPatternRouting} Connect sfRoute
overview_blank (/)
.. a bunch of routing connects ..
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPatternRouting} Connect sfRoute
default (/:module/:action/*)
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPatternRouting} Match route
default (/:module/:action/*) for /emCpOutOfOfficeAutoReplies/index
with parameters array ( 'module' = 'emCpOutOfOfficeAutoReplies',
'action' = 'index',)
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfFilterChain} Executing filter
sfFakeRenderingFilter
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfFilterChain} Executing filter
sfBasicSecurityFilter
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfFilterChain} Executing filter
sfFakeRenderingFilter
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfFilterChain} Executing filter
sfCommonFilter
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfFilterChain} Executing filter
sfValidationExecutionFilter
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {customerActions} Call customerActions-
executeLogin()
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPHPView} Render /home/daniel/www/
gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/customer/templates/
loginSuccess.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPHPView} Decorate content with /
home/daniel/www/gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/
customer/templates/layout.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPHPView} Render /home/daniel/www/
gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/customer/templates/
layout.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {main} Call default-executeHeader()
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPartialView} Render /home/daniel/
www/gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/default/templates/
_header.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPartialView} Render /home/daniel/
www/gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/default/templates/
_cpHeader.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {main} Call default-executeCpFooter
()
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfPartialView} Render /home/daniel/
www/gradwell_sf/trunk/plugins/gwCorePlugin/modules/default/templates/
_cpFooter.php
Jan 30 16:07:22 symfony [info] {sfWebResponse} Send content (3332 o)
Im tempted to think that its some kind of session storage issue, but
cant imagine why ..
On 30 Jan, 15:39, Jérôme TEXIER jerome.tex...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, but looks hard to debug your app from here.
Did you check your log files log/your_app_test.log ?
On 30 jan, 14:19, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
using the following:
public function loginOk()
{
$this
- post('customer/login', array('email' = 'ad...@example.com',
'password' = 'wibble', 'test' = 'emCpOverview', 'redirect_action' =
'index'));
- isRedirected()
- followRedirect();
return $this;
}
I get the following :
http://www.dantleech.com/data/functionaltestfail.png
Note the red block and the missing assertion, the login actions
redirect throws an sfStopException which prevents further code
execution
If I surround the [-post] with try and catch:
try
{
$this - post('/customer/login', array('email' =
'ad...@example.com', 'password' = 'wibble'));
}
catch (sfStopException $e)
{
}
I am 'redirected' but everything seems very odd, and I am not logged
in for my next request:
http://www.dantleech.com/data/functionaltestfail2.png
I am authenticated in BEFORE I send the [-get] but not during or
after.. I also have to wrap the [-get] in try and catch for further
tests to run ..
Any help much appreciated :) I have been trying to get this to work
for a while now ...
On 29 Jan, 13:51, Jérôme TEXIER jerome.tex...@gmail.com wrote:
On symfony 1.0 1.1, redirection can be followed this way :
$browser-
...
isRedirected()-
followRedirect()-
...
Also, more info on functional tests refactoring here
:http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2008/09/19/call-the-expert-a-refa...
Jérôme
On 28 jan, 12:58, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
thanks Jerome
I am doing something similar, though our project started life off with
sf1.0 so the login page doesnt use the form framework
[symfony-users] Re: functional test authentication
thanks Jerome
I am doing something similar, though our project started life off with
sf1.0 so the login page doesnt use the form framework.
-- test browser
class emTestBrowser extends sfTestFunctional
{
public function loadData()
{
// load fixtures..
}
public function loginOk()
{
$this - post('/customer/login', array('email' =
'ad...@example.com', 'password' = 'wibble');
$this - isRedirected();
return $this;
}
}
test
$browser = new emTestBrowser(new sfBrowser());
$browser - initialize();
$browser - loadData();
$browser - loginOk();
$browser-
get('/someModule/index')-
isStatusCode(200)-
isRequestParameter('module', 'someModule')-
isRequestParameter('action', 'index')-
isRequestParameter('mailbox_id', 1)-
checkResponseElement('body', 'Something')-
end();
The problem is that we do not get as far as the first assertion in
emTestBrowser::loginOk. The login code calls [-redirect] and that
throws an sfStopException which, err, stops everything. If I remove
the redirect from the login code then the tests proceed as expected. I
know I must be missing something here otherwise assertions such as [-
isRedirected] would be pretty pointless :)
On 28 Jan, 09:34, Jérôme TEXIER jerome.tex...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you try to use the specific sfTesterUser to check the state of the
your user :
with('user')-begin()-
isAuthenticated()-
end()
One good point dealing with signin/signout operations on functional
test is to write a reusable class for those kind of test, something
like :
class sfGuardTestFunctional extends sfTestFunctional {
public function signinOk($user_data)
{
return $this-
info(sprintf('Connexion with login : %s and password %s
should be ok OK.', $user_data['username'], $user_data['password']))-
get('/login')-
click('login',array('signin'=$user_data))-
with('form')-begin()-
hasErrors(false)-
end()-
with('user')-begin()-
isCulture('en')-
isAuthenticated(true)-
end()-
with('request')-begin()-
isParameter('module', 'sfGuardAuth')-
isParameter('action', 'signin')-
end()-
isRedirected();
}
//could add signout, signinError methods here
?
So on your fonctional test, you can use the signin test :
$browser = new sfGuardTestFunctional(new sfBrowser()); //rather than
$browser = new sfTestFunctional(new sfBrowser())
$browser-signinOk(array('username'='foo','password'='bar'));
Regards.
Jérôme
On 27 jan, 15:00, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
cheers alecs
though im not sure that your examples addresses my problem of
authenticating the user before function testing a page ... what I
meant by sfContext::getUser() was
?php
$user = sfContext::getInstance() - getUser();
$user - login($user_object);
On 27 Jan, 13:00, Lupu Alexandru-Emil gang.al...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 1:17 PM, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to write functional tests for an authenticated
application, but every time I authenticate the user it seems that the
users state is reset every time,
i.e. the next [- get] doesn't seem to recognize the fact that I
have previously authenticated the user and when running the test I
receive the login HTML rather than the page I want to test
I have tried both authenticating the user using sfContext::getUser()
and logging in manually by using:
$sf_test_functional - post('/user_plugin_module/login', array('email'
= 'b...@blah.com', 'password' = 'blah');
and the dev log seems to suggest that the user was indeed logged in,
but the subsequent request redirects to the login page anyway ..
cheers
dan
Hi!
before you call sfContext::getUser() each time, you could try
?php
$my_test_user = sfContext::getUser();
$my_test_user-getFOO();
?
Also you might wanna try :
?php
$context = sfContext::getInstance();
$my_test_user = $context-getUser();
$my_test_user-getFOO();
?
Alecs
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[symfony-users] fixtures - foreign keys from different conections
hi all
we have a data set that spans a few databases, and so our fixtures
need to reference records from different connections .. I can't see a
way of doing this with symfony at the moment?
the only thing i can think of doing is patching something to allow
inline PHP in fixtures as with the config files:
e.g. customer_id: %get_cusotmer_id_from_email('d...@example.com')%
is it possible for me to achieve my goal without hacking the core? :)
cheers
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