This was already quite easy to do with Symfony, put now it has become
instant.
Great work!
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On 9/6/07, Martin Groh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all!
I just can't get sfPropelVersionableBehaviorPlugin running.
When I try to build my model I get the following error message:
Execution of target om-template failed for the following reason:
Hi,
I'm reading chapter 12 of the book 'The Definitive Guide to symfony' .
And I am quite unsure about this caution in the chatper:
Actions called with a POST method or with GET parameters are not
cached
I know that POST method calls are not cached but why actions with GET
parameters are
haha, did not see your message, just look at my proposal of changing this
system, it removes exactly this kind of limitations
2007/9/6, Mishal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello symfony users!
I have a comment on handling updated_at column in sfDoctine. Currently
its updated in preInsert method of
Le 1 sept. 07 à 08:47, Haris Zukanović a écrit :
Could this be relate to cache expiration somehow ?
Hey
I have excatly the same problem with sf1.0.5.
did you solve it ?
Olivier
Haris Zukanović wrote:
Hi,
I am having trouble with cache..
Sometimes, the cache misteriously is deleted,
Hartym wrote:
ok i see your point, but
should we generate it differently depending on column type?
dodnt you think doctrine's power comes in great measures from the facts
that it does _not_ generate redundant code like propel?
anyway, i think that thoose ugly static methods in
I go buy a sandwich to take time to think about it
2007/9/6, Lukas Kahwe Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hartym wrote:
ok i see your point, but
should we generate it differently depending on column type?
dodnt you think doctrine's power comes in great measures from the facts
that it does
You know the difference of partials and components, right? You need to
add a method in components.class.php with the same name otherwise it
will not be found.
http://www.symfony-project.com/book/1_0/07-Inside-the-View-Layer#Components
Kupo
slinky66 wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting errors after I
Hi,
I've install sfGuard and build-model was ok then i install sfSimpleCMS and
when i try to build the model i get this error
[propel-sql] Processing: generated-sfGuardPlugin-schema.xml
Execution of target sql-template failed for the following reason:
There have been many reporting of this issue some time ago, but it does not
seem resolved ? :/
I already had the problem with 0.6.3 but not with 1.x
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Hi everyone,
This quote:
The way the databases are created, and modified can be maddening.
There does not appear to be a way to modify a single table and only
rebuild the model layer function for it, the entire database must be
dumped and rebuild. To make matters worse the database backup
What about when we are trying to remove something from the cache?
I am accessing an action /user/show/id/1; in theory, this falls under
the first example, i.e. cache is enabled (anyway, I _see_ that it is
enabled because data doesn't update when I update it). I want to add a
remove() call to the
Hi,
I'm working a plugin for symfony and I run into a problem with autoload
in plugin unit test. I've developed a test using mock object's propel model
using the following snippet code to start test.
define('SF_ROOT_DIR',realpath(dirname(__FILE__).'/../../../../') );
define('SF_APP',
And how exactly are the new tables created in MySQL. You need to execute
the commands from symfony propel-build-schema which is done by symfony
propel-insert but it does insert/delete ALL tables not just the changes.
Kupo
Quenten Griffith wrote:
Why would you have to reset your data in your
+1
So many times I had to add a table to the schema and did not want to
reset all my old tables data but simply to execute the changes
(migrations, right :))
Kupo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
This quote:
The way the databases are created, and modified can be maddening.
There
Have you tryed to export your data as fixtures with a
symfony propel-dump-data app_name file_name
Change your schema, change your fixtures and reload the whole lot ?
I would still do a backup prior to the operation ;o)
On 9/7/07, rihad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+1
On Sep 7, 5:19 am,
+1
On Sep 7, 5:19 am, Quenten Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why would you have to reset your data in your tables? Change the schema
inside your database and run symfony propel-build-schema then symfon
propel-build-model and your new table is now ready to use in your model with
out
Does anyone use sfFormValidation or sfPokaYoke
which one is better?
Latest sfFormValidation has a bug which prevents me from using it:
absolute URL's in form_tag don't work (like form_tag($sf_request-
getUri())), even though this is implicitly supported by Symfony
itself.
In the light of this,
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