On 19.10.2007, at 19:47, Evan Fribourg wrote:
Hi all,
We're currently developing a Web 2.0 style application, making
generous
usage of AJAX. The web debug toolbar is great to see what the
server is
doing in a development environment, but it does not get updated
when an
AJAX
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Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
Hi this might
Platform: Windows XP
IDE: Zend Studio 5.5 (Tried Zend Studio Neon (Zend Studio for Eclipse),
but it was really buggy so far)
Quick Editor: vi
Browser: Firefox 2 with Firebug on Mac OS X and Windows XP
Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
Hi this might have been done already so feel free to point me
Hi all,
We're currently developing a Web 2.0 style application, making generous
usage of AJAX. The web debug toolbar is great to see what the server is
doing in a development environment, but it does not get updated when an
AJAX request has been made, which makes it useless in our case. Has
Platform : Windows XP
IDE : notepad ++
Browser : FF w/ Firebug and Web Developer toolbar
Evan Fribourg wrote:
Platform: Windows XP
IDE: Zend Studio 5.5 (Tried Zend Studio Neon (Zend Studio for Eclipse),
but it was really buggy so far)
Quick Editor: vi
Browser: Firefox 2 with Firebug on
Shouldn't you either use absolute URLs for your assets, or use an
initial trailing slash?
Symfony's URL structure makes use of pretty urls for parameters, so
it's not uncommon to see site.com/users/list/page/2
Trailing slash or not your CSS and Images won't load if you're not
accessing them
in module.yml... the top level keys apply to actions for the module so
all:
something: value
index:
something: value
list:
something: value
or at least that's the way ive always understood it. I havent actually
needed to try something like that yet.
On 10/19/07 11:29 AM, Lukas Kahwe
Hi,
I keep struggling with the proper syntax (for example is it all: or
default: ?) and location for various settings (for example does
is_internal go into module.yml or security.yml?) or what is possible
(how do I write action/view specific settings and can I even write
action specific
Hi symfony devs,
Having just completed my first symfony project, I'm about to start work on
the second one. This could take a while and is likely to be a long term
project, would you recommend making the jump to 1.1 now and working on the
trunk, or sticking with 1.0.8 and upgrading it later. The
sfGuard is working perfectly for me except for one problem. After log
in, it adds a trailing slash to the url...
www.mysite.com/backend.php
becomes
www.mysite.com/backend.php/
This stops the css from loading (and probably any other assets)
Am I doing something wrong? // Regards Jonathan
Hiya,
I've got a system we run symfony on which is currently under utilized (I
think we're using 1/100th of our bandwidth). If you require symfony
hosting for small-medium sized projects let me know and we can work
something out.
We've got our own development system which mirrors the
Yes.
why zero
welcome!
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Betreff: [symfony-users] How to compare with two column in Criteria object?
The SQL statement just like:
SELECT *
Hi.
Having read the documentation and browsed the source of the sfRequest
and sfWebRequest classes I can't detect any obvious way of extracting
the entire Message Body of an HTTP request.
The obligatory parameter methods for handling tradional web forms
etc are of course present. But how
The SQL statement just like:
SELECT * FROM tab WHERE col1 col2
I used like:
$c = new Criteria();
$c-add(Peer::A, Peer::B, Criteria::GREATER_THAN);
but Peer::B always be zero!
thanks!
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You received this message because you are
Doing the same thing. The data is in 'php://input'. So:
$stream = fopen(php://input, r);
$data = stream_get_contents($stream);
fclose($stream);
I've found it best to clean up the content before processing by
SimpleXML to eliminate any unwanted content outside the XML
Thanks for the tip. It only took a few minutes to install, and seems to
work fine so far.
Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
On 19.10.2007, at 19:47, Evan Fribourg wrote:
Hi all,
We're currently developing a Web 2.0 style application, making
generous
usage of AJAX. The web debug toolbar is
Hi this might have been done already so feel free to point me to an
existing thread but if not here goes.
I'm intrigued to find out what people use to develop symfony with. Here
are my tools:
Platform: Fedora 7 Linux (considering moving to Mac)
Text editor/IDE: Bluefish
Symfony handles the css. Are you suggesting using absolute urls in the
view.yml?
In my case, the backend index page is a symfony admin page. As such, as
well as my css, it also uses the symfony admin css and can't find that
either.
It seems to me that symfony should replace double slashes
Im having the same issue. Is this on a hosted server or on your local dev
machine?
On 10/19/07 10:23 AM, Jonathan Franks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sfGuard is working perfectly for me except for one problem. After log
in, it adds a trailing slash to the url...
www.mysite.com/backend.php
Truthfully the main features i'm interested in are the new form handling
stuff and validation, the site is almost 100% forms, so I'm quite looking
forward to the new system, but apart from this there isn't really anything
in the feature list which I can see being necessary for me.
Mat
Hello,
You can't use the add() method as-is. You must write the sql statement
yourself, using the Criteria::CUSTOM option:
$c-add(Peer::A, Peer::A . Criteria::GREATER_THAN . Peer::B,
Criteria::CUSTOM);
On 10/19/07, Fabian Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes.
why zero
welcome!
Platform : Vista
Text Editor: Nusphere PhpEd
Test Browser: firefox (firebug + developer toolbar), IE 6/7 (web developer
toolbar) and safari for windows. I tend to change each day, make sure all
those bugs are worked out, but new stuff I tend to make in FF first.
Mat
-Original Message-
Greetings,
I wanted to inform you all that I have ported the work I have done for
sfDoctrinePlugin/trunk which is compatible with symfony 1.1 to
sfDoctrinePlugin/branches/1.0 which is compatible with symfony 1.0.
All of the same changes I made with the rewrite for 1.1 exist in 1.0. The
only
Hi Frank,
you are not right at all with the nested sets.
Yes, Propel 1.3 supports nested sets.
No, they are not compatible with the symfony plugin. The symfony
plugin offers the possibility to store more than one tree in one table
using several tree scopes. Propel 1.3 does not support such a
On 19.10.2007, at 17:00, Mat wrote:
Hi symfony devs,
Having just completed my first symfony project, I'm about to start
work on
the second one. This could take a while and is likely to be a long
term
project, would you recommend making the jump to 1.1 now and working
on the
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