HI all,
My apologies for the ambiguous title.
I've been working with Symfony2 for the past couple of months now. I
often check this group for any new best practices and features of the
framework. A lot has changed in the past couple of months and thus a
lot of my current symfony2 code is outdate
Ah, ok. (nevertheless, thanks for the patch :-))
Well, no doubt he'll be reading this thread, so:
Thibault, thank you ever so much for your work! :-)
On Oct 5, 2:20 pm, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
> On 05.10.2010, at 14:18, Flukey wrote:
>
> > Lukas,
>
> >
Lukas,
I've been looking at your symfony2bundles repo on github with much
curiosity and interest. I am yet to learn Symfony2 and I shall be
using your project as a stepping stone for best practices and to learn
from so I can start to create my own symfony2 applications.
Bravo, good work! thank yo
Hi all,
I think i've potentially found a bug in symfony 1.4 and I would like
your input as to what you think the problem may be.
I've been using the sfMailer class. I created a standard message and
in my factories.yml I'm using the Swift_MailTransport class for
sending the emails. Symfony logs te
Kerl,
Poor excuse, learn to read the full message first! :-)
Congrats on the Zend Certification by the way.
On Jun 12, 1:25 am, Keri Henare
wrote:
> Sorry Daniel. This mailing list seems to get so flooded by non-development
> threads that I hit reply after reading only the first paragraph.
>
I'm sorry, but I feel the need to pipe up and say something.
First of all, that plugin has a lot of documentation, especially when
compared to other plugins! I've used this plugin and followed the
guide and I had no problems at all.
Second of all, this is a place to discuss the development of sym
abaix wrote:
> just read the reference
> :http://toys.lerdorf.com/archives/54-A-quick-look-at-XHP.html
>
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 10:38 AM, Flukey wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > First of all, granted this is not entirely related to the development
> > of sy
Hi all,
First of all, granted this is not entirely related to the development
of symfony, however, from viewing past threads in this group I have
come to the conclusion that you guys are incredibly logically so I
would value your opinions.
For those of you that don't know about XHP, please have a
A few correction :-) I hope you don't mind.
"When it comes to security, the very first rule is that all data sent
by users should be validated before being stored on the server.
Experience shows that some developers give poor, little or no
attention at all to validating file uploads.
This is mos
I agree with your latter proposal. I think having a default validator
to block certain extensions would be perfect. Furthermore, if
implemented, it would be a quick task to reflect the changes in the
documentation as instead of trying to educate users in the docs, we
can just say "By default sfVal
I completely agree with you.
I agree with others that is not a symfony bug, however, it is most
certainly a security problem which the majority (including experienced
developers) would not know about.
A lot of developers have adopted sfForms because of the security
features, built in validators,
Ah, I worked out my problem.
I had a duplicate record.I forgot to delete redundant data that was
put into data.yml from the doctrine:data-dump command. Once that was
cleared and I ran data:load, everything was fine and dandy :-)
Oops!
On Dec 2, 4:11 am, lking wrote:
> hi to all.
> i posted
Ah, I get this error too. It's rather annoying :-( Alas, I cannot find
a solution.
On Dec 2, 4:11 am, lking wrote:
> hi to all.
> i posted this message few days ago, but still didn't found any
> solution.http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users/browse_thread/thread/c77...
>
> overriden method
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