[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a convenience.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
I've also just noticed that while I use the ajax form submit method of
form_remote_tag()
then the output of the url (success page) isn't being placed in the
div id part but rather
it seems like it's just redirecting to that success page output...
On Mar 18, 4:07 pm, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div post
the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit
a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution
handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
Another tip. I would seriously recommend you look at doing the Jobeet
tutorial as it covers this and more in such fantastic detail and will get
you to grips with symfony very quickly.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.comwrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div
post the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to
submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution
handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
On Mar 18, 6:19 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or not?
Yes, I checked, it doesn't save the information to the database.
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
Ok, I changed the code so that the results member stores the object
itself.
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div post
the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
There it is:
?php use_helper('Javascript'); ?
?php use_helper('Form'); ?
...
input type=hidden name=blog_id id=blog_id value=?php
echo
$blog-getId(); ? /
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
br/
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
Thanks.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit
a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution
handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
Oh silly me!
I think I forgot to enable javascript support for the prototype
library in
app/frontend/config/view.yml as I just remembered I didn't do that and
I believe
that this is the problem.
Checking and I'll report back!
On Mar 18, 6:20 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Another tip. I would seriously recommend you look at doing the Jobeet
tutorial as it covers this and more in such fantastic detail and will get
you to grips with symfony very quickly.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.comwrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div
post the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to
submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution
handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
Ok, some update.
1. Obviously I was missing that directive for the javascripts to be
enabled,
so I added that but it didn't solve anything.
2. Debugging with FireBug I notice that the javascript files are
printing an error message:
You don't have permission to access /sfProtoculousPlugin/js/
prototype.js
So now it sheds some light.
At first it seems like the web server is mis-configured but digging a
little bit further
shows that my /var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/web directory includes the
following symlink:
sfProtoculousPlugin - ../../lib/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web
And trying to find the prototype javascript library it's located here:
/var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/lib/symfony/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web/
js/prototype.js
So that seems a little bit off from the symlink.
Is this a 1.2 sf_sandbox bug?
I've fixed the symlinks and now javascript is enabled (I added an
indicator also to
the page so visually see it).
3. Last issue - I still can't get the results to be passed to the
success template.
Having var_dump($this-results); in the template result in the error
of
Notice: Undefined property: sfPHPView::$results
Any thoughts on that?
Regards,
Liran.
On Mar 18, 6:20 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Another tip. I would seriously recommend you look at doing the Jobeet
tutorial as it covers this and more in such fantastic detail and will get
you to grips with symfony very quickly.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.comwrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div
post the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' = $body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to
submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
do var_dump($results);
by saying $this-results you are in effect creating a variable $results for
the view.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, some update.
1. Obviously I was missing that directive for the javascripts to be
enabled,
so I added that but it didn't solve anything.
2. Debugging with FireBug I notice that the javascript files are
printing an error message:
You don't have permission to access /sfProtoculousPlugin/js/
prototype.js
So now it sheds some light.
At first it seems like the web server is mis-configured but digging a
little bit further
shows that my /var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/web directory includes the
following symlink:
sfProtoculousPlugin - ../../lib/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web
And trying to find the prototype javascript library it's located here:
/var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/lib/symfony/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web/
js/prototype.js
So that seems a little bit off from the symlink.
Is this a 1.2 sf_sandbox bug?
I've fixed the symlinks and now javascript is enabled (I added an
indicator also to
the page so visually see it).
3. Last issue - I still can't get the results to be passed to the
success template.
Having var_dump($this-results); in the template result in the error
of
Notice: Undefined property: sfPHPView::$results
Any thoughts on that?
Regards,
Liran.
On Mar 18, 6:20 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Another tip. I would seriously recommend you look at doing the Jobeet
tutorial as it covers this and more in such fantastic detail and will get
you to grips with symfony very quickly.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com
wrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or
not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div
post the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within
the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats
why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' =
$body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com
wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing
line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use
$request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to
submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' =
'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
On Mar 18, 9:08 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
do var_dump($results);
by saying $this-results you are in effect creating a variable $results for
the view.
Right, so at the action handler when doing $this-result it creates
the result variable
and assigns it the object? Ahh, I thought it was a member of the
class.
Anyway,
Any ideas regarding those soft links in the sandbox? I'm pretty sure
it's not something
that I've changed myself so I'm guessing it's a bug in the sf_sandbox
package.
Thanks,
Liran.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, some update.
1. Obviously I was missing that directive for the javascripts to be
enabled,
so I added that but it didn't solve anything.
2. Debugging with FireBug I notice that the javascript files are
printing an error message:
You don't have permission to access /sfProtoculousPlugin/js/
prototype.js
So now it sheds some light.
At first it seems like the web server is mis-configured but digging a
little bit further
shows that my /var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/web directory includes the
following symlink:
sfProtoculousPlugin - ../../lib/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web
And trying to find the prototype javascript library it's located here:
/var/www/proj/sf_sandbox/lib/symfony/plugins/sfProtoculousPlugin/web/
js/prototype.js
So that seems a little bit off from the symlink.
Is this a 1.2 sf_sandbox bug?
I've fixed the symlinks and now javascript is enabled (I added an
indicator also to
the page so visually see it).
3. Last issue - I still can't get the results to be passed to the
success template.
Having var_dump($this-results); in the template result in the error
of
Notice: Undefined property: sfPHPView::$results
Any thoughts on that?
Regards,
Liran.
On Mar 18, 6:20 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
Another tip. I would seriously recommend you look at doing the Jobeet
tutorial as it covers this and more in such fantastic detail and will get
you to grips with symfony very quickly.
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com
wrote:
Did you actually look in the database to see if it saved the object or
not?
Also to get that array what you need to do is after the save():
$this-results = array(author=$talback_obj-getAuthor(),
body=$talback_obj-getBody());
But you do not even need to do this. Just do:
$this-results = $talkback_obj;
Then in your view you can access the object directly:
?php echo $talkback_obj-getAuthor(); ?
?php echo $talkback_obj-getBody(); ?
To debug that problem you are having with Ajax updating the correct div
post the entire form_remote_tag function snippet for me to see...
Gareth
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 4:07 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Gareth,
On Mar 18, 11:34 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$request and $this-getRequest() and even
sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest() are all the same thing within
the
action. Outside the action you won't be able to use $request, thats
why
all
the other access methods exist. $request in an action is just a
convenience.
Thanks for that reference, good to be on the right track.
Regarding the $talkback_obj-save() method for saving the data, it
doesn't seem
to save the data. It doesn't give any error too, just shows me the
ajax success page.
More than that, I've also added this after the -save() method:
$results = array('author' = $author, 'body' =
$body);
$this-results = $results;
And in the addNewTalkbackAjaxSuccess.php page I did this:
?php
var_dump($results);
?
(Because I know that it's possible to pass like that variables from
the actions to the view
so I wanted to check the values)
but it gives me an error for undefined variable $results.
This still doesn't explain why the talkback object save() method isn't
saving the information
(and it doesn't give any error if I don't use the $results variable on
the view page so I'm clueless).
I mentioned I'm using 1.2?
Thanks.
Gareth
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com
wrote:
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com
wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing
line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use
$request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' = 'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
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[symfony-users] Re: Saving request? (ajax)
On Mar 17, 4:22 pm, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
$talkback_obj = new Talkback();
$talkback_obj-setAuthor($author);
$talkback_obj-setBody($talkback);
$talkback_obj-save();Thanks,
Thanks,
If you don't mind me asking also regarding the foThanks,llowing line
of code
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
It seems to me that it's possible to use $request-isXmlHttpRequest()
instead of $this?
it makes sense that $this-getRequest() actually referes to the
$request object in the function.
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Liran Tal liran@gmail.com wrote:
Hey,
In my template for showSuccess.php I've added the ability to submit a
form via Ajax
as follows:
div id=talkback_list/div
?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
'update' = 'talkback_list',
'url' = 'talkback/addNewTalkbackAjax',
))
?
label for=AuthorAuthor:/label
?php echo input_tag('author') ?
label for=TalkbackTalkback:/label
?php echo input_tag('talkback') ?
?php echo submit_tag('Post') ?
/form
And in the talkback module's actions I've added an execution handler
for it, such as:
public function executeAddNewTalkbackAjax($request)
{
$isAjax = $this-getRequest()-isXmlHttpRequest();
if ($isAjax) {
$author = $request-getParameter('author');
$talkback = $request-getParameter('talkback');
save(); ...
}
}
My question is how to save this data (author and talkback) in the
table from this execution
handler?
Reference: related schema:
talkback:
_attributes: { phpName: Talkback }
id: ~
blog_id: ~
author: varchar(250)
body: longvarchar
created_at: ~
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