Say I have two actions
Add
Edit
They use the same form which posts to an update action. The update
action determines if it should add or edit a row by checking if an id
parameter exists. My question is in a handleErrorUpdate method how
could I determine if I should be forwarding to the add actio
Hi Greg,
i would link the "add" form to a save action and the "edit" form to a
update action (same form, but with different action targets).
The save and update actions forward themselves to an internal doSave
action.
The advantage of handling with two "update" actions is, that you can
def
Thanks a lot, Looking at the generated module gave me plenty of ideas/
tips.
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Greets,
I'm having some issues with doctrine-load-data, here is the output :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/sites/test $ symfony doctrine-load-data backend
>> doctrine load data from "/home/fred/sites/test/data/fixtures"
>> Filling class "Armee"
Class Armee: Users, Grades
[PDOException]
SQLSTATE[H
Hello list,
my time came to ask for help :)
I just enabled caching for the first time in my application and when
testing the caching in a different controller (frontend_staging.php),
everything is as expected. I turn on caching on the production
controller and php dies with:
[Sun Jun 03 06:2
Is it possible to use the raw data with an object textarea tag? At the
moment I'm using a normal textarea tag with the $object->getRawValue()-
>getBody();
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Hi David,
> IF the test works when you run it individually, but not when run as
> part of a suite, I have a good idea of what is going on because I
> encountered it myself recently. The problem is that when you run an
> individual test, the test code is 'included' into a working symfony
> contex
