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2007/8/28, Ant Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I cant seem to get my routes to work with this plugin. Pretty much the
I wish to prevent different users from logging in using the same
username (sharing the username). Where would I best solve this in symfony?
TIA
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Haris Zukanović schrieb:
I wish to prevent different users from logging in using the same
username (sharing the username). Where would I best solve this in symfony?
Do you want to prevent one user from logging in simultaneously multiple
times?
Why?
Hm.. I would not prevent that. What if a
Lukas Kahwe Smith schrieb:
Matthias Nothhaft wrote:
Haris Zukanović schrieb:
I wish to prevent different users from logging in using the same
username (sharing the username). Where would I best solve this in symfony?
Do you want to prevent one user from logging in simultaneously multiple
hi all,
after using it for quite a while now I finally found the time to add a
bit of documentary and ship this little plugin.
it basically allows you to specify several urls per route. that is one
url per route and culture.
consider the following example:
homepage:
url:
de:
On 8/29/07, Christian Schaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it basically allows you to specify several urls per route. that is one
url per route and culture.
really great plugin. i also totally agree with the cs prefixing. It
makes much more sense than prefixing everything with sf (imho)
++
hey thanks tritan!
yeah I though a personal prefix kinda makes sense whereas sf might look
cool but gives the wrong impression imho.
let me know if this plugin is of use to you. ;)
cheers
/christian
Tristan Rivoallan wrote:
On 8/29/07, Christian Schaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it
I'm working on an automated code audit, to check our code conforms to
symfony's code standards. I'm currently implementing it as a unit
test, so we check our code with:
symfony test-unit audit
I wonder if any code already exists for checking symfony's code
standards?
Thanks, Jack
hi,
On 8/29/07, Jack Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if any code already exists for checking symfony's code
standards?
pear's codesniffer can provide a very good basis for implementing this.
http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer
i guess it should not take too long to adapt
Yep,
We're working a number of different plugins which we hope to release
in the next 2-3 weeks.
We will be using our own preffix and repositories.
Very nice plugin.
- Piers
On 30/08/2007, at 1:54 AM, Christian Schaefer wrote:
hey thanks tritan!
yeah I though a personal prefix kinda
Well, in your session storage (database table) you can have session_id,
user_id, session_data, timestamp. Then when I user logs in you can clean
all the records which are not equal to the current session_id + user_id
where user_id = current user_id.
Kupo
Matthias Nothhaft wrote:
Lukas Kahwe
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