[symfony-devs] Race Condition with sfFunctionCache (used with sfFileCache) - possible resolution?

Guys, Under high load, Symfony apps using sfFunctionCache could stress out the server trying to rebuild a cache file. The way sfFunctionCache and sfFileCache play together is as follows: - cache key is generated - if cache file exists and is not already expired, apply shared lock to cache file,

[symfony-devs] Re: sfToolkit::arrayDeepMerge() does not allow overriding arrays

Hi Alexander, I too posted about this on the symfony forum back in April and nobody has yet answered it. I agree though, you do really need the flexibility of at least disabling a field completely (a bug in my opinion), and possibly somehow allowing the reordering of the presentation order too.

[symfony-devs] Re: ajax file upload

You could try this? http://trac.symfony-project.com/trac/wiki/UploadProgress Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote: > Hi, > > Just wondering if anyone has implemented an AJAX file upload inside > symfony. I have seen a few scripts for this outside of the symfony > world, but I just wanted to know if someone m

[symfony-devs] Re: java-applet into symfony

Cristian, Although you can use a Java applet, I wouldn't use it for that.. if you're using PHP 5.2 why not use the APC features to monitor upload progress with ajax? One implementation example is here : http://www.dinke.net/blog/2006/11/04/php-52-upload-progress-meter/en/ Obviously Javascript nee