that works perfectly, thanks a lot!
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Unfortunately I am on vacation at the time of the event :(
please be sure to post everything
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Anyway, have a look at www.symfonycamp.com ... I hope to see you
there!
Very interesting I'm seriously considering it. As a matter of
interest are there any other developers from the UK going as I might
drive/ferry.
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please post more code...
especial the variables: $limit and $start
On 13 Aug., 10:03, habi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
i'm using the sfDoctrine plugin as database layer. Everythings seems
pretty fine until i tried to get a limited result over more than one
table.
Here is my
Really, very interesting - but I am also on vacation, during the time
of the camp.
Perhaps I'm gonna send the other guys from the company to the
camp :)
On 13 Aug., 22:12, Stefan Koopmanschap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hey guys,
Here's another short SymfonyCamp update. I've just deployed
Hi,
there is not much more... The $limit and $offset is a fix value at the
moment (20 for limit, 1 for offset). But changing that values doesn't
make a difference at all. What sourcecode do you need?
Timo
On Aug 14, 1:54 pm, Jonas Schnelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please post more code...
My Problem with sfDoctrine still exists, but my confusion got to a
higher level. ;)
$this-getUser()-getGuardUser()-getUserVitas();
Gives me a list of all Vitas, which is cool. But the indices are not
the ids, but numbered starting by 0.
If I do a
sfDoctrine::getTable('UserVita')-
Hi Darren,
I have one other registration from the UK so far (and I think this
person is a member here, so if he would like to get in touch with you,
he can ;) ). Obviously, for privacy issues, I can not disclose any
registration information.
Stefan
On Aug 14, 1:32 pm, Darren Beale [EMAIL
Sure, i tried everything. Updated sfDoctrine every day over the last
few days.
It seems that Doctrine doesn't get the SQL Statement build correctly.
That is what it tries to query:
SELECT DISTINCT `a`.`id` FROM `admission` `a3` LEFT JOIN
`admission_usage_i18n` `a4` ON `a`.`id` = `a2`.`id` ORDER
Why do you think you have a problem with case sensitive table/field
names? It sounds to me that you might have a problem with your
database connection...
On 6 aug, 19:29, Jony dos Santos Kostetzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Symfony + Oracle and I'm having problems with case
I still have not been able to create a cartesian/cross join in
doctrine.
Has anyone been able to create a cross join using doctrine?
I am using r2247.
Does anyone know the link for the doctrine mailing list archives?
The links are broken on the doctrine wiki.
http://doctrine.pengus.net/trac/wiki
We use the following function as part of a mytools class, this has been
working perfectly for generating url's when called from the frontcontroller,
as seen in http://apps.facebook.com/sponsor-me/
public static function fb_url_for($internal_uri, $absolute = false)
{
static $controller;
if
Question... is there reasoning behind having CMSTemplates.css add as the
last sheet directly from the base action? In my case I don't want to use it
at all and I have a specific stylesheet convention to adhere to. Wouldn't it
make more sense to add this first so that it can be overridden by
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