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IDE: Aptana + PHPEclipse
Editor: Vim
Browser: FF2 and Safari
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2007/10/20, Nicolas Vollmar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Platform: Gentoo Linux
Editor/IDE: Eclipse w/ PDT or Quanta Plus
Browser: Konqueror/Firefox (because TinyMCE doesn't
Platform: Fedora Core 8
IDE- Eclipse with phpeclipse
Browser: Firefox with firebug and web developer toolbar
On 10/20/07, Nicolas Perriault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Platform:Mac OS X, Gutsy, Etch
IDE: Aptana + PHPEclipse
Editor: Vim
Browser: FF2 and Safari
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Depending on my mood...
Platform: Ubuntu Feisty (Moving to Gutsy)
IDE: Eclipse w/PDT +hooks into Symfony CLI
Browser: Firefox (w/Firebug) +almost all the other big boys..
Version Control: SVN
Bug Tracking: Trac
Platform: Vista (Agh!)
IDE: Eclipse w/PDT +hooks into Symfony CLI
Browser: Firefox
thanks for your tips guys. they were very helpful.
Noam
On Oct 19, 1:28 pm, drmikecrowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it describes (from a high level):
1) Using a single database+schema for multiple interrelated sites
2) Separate web+application directories (meaning separate upload
Platform: XP
Editor: Eclipse 3.2 , plugins : phpeclipse, multi-clipboard, extvsjs
Browser: Firefox 2, plugins : Wev developer tool bar, Firebug, HTML Validator
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
We need some method for folks working on Propel13 to collaborate. I
ported sfPropelFileStoragePlugin, and have sfGuard too (I don't think
any changes were needed for it).
On Oct 20, 1:26 am, Kiril Angov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to port one other plugin to Propel 1.3 and I was thinking at
I have read often that search engines don't like to find the same
content accessible from multiple urls. But I notice that in my
application this is happening
I have a symfony routing rule to make my homepage index.html
As such, I can reach my home page with ...
www.mysite.com/
I suggest you get in touch with the plugin author directly (his mail should
be in the package file) to ask him. Generally speaking, create an
enhancement ticket in trac with the plugin as a component, attach a patch,
and if your modification makes sense for the plugin author, the author
should
This is just the nature of how web servers work. You can write a filter
to look at the URL and make up errors if you want. It's not an issue for
SEO. Search engines don't make up URLs, they follow links, so unless you
link to the same content with all 4 URLs, they'll only know about one
way
Hi folks,
I'm drawing a blank on this. How do I handle a post with this
application type?
TIA
Mike
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After some discussion on the developers list, I'll be releasing the
Flexy
plugin as an Alpha release, mostly for feedback.
Please let me know if you are interested.
Also ... is there any English documentation for the PHPTal plugin?
Thanks,
Nick
On Sep 5, 10:39 am, commercemeister [EMAIL
Hi Kiril,
i will track down all changes i did on the nested set plugin in our
repository and provide a patch which will use your switch to maintain
compatibility to propel 1.2
Carsten
On 10/20/07, drmikecrowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We need some method for folks working on Propel13 to
Sorry, that's backwords: I need to process an application/xml upload
from symfony.
On Oct 20, 1:57 pm, Nicolas Perriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
2007/10/20, drmikecrowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm drawing a blank on this. How do I handle a post with this
application type?
In your view.yml
drmikecrowe wrote:
Sorry, that's backwords: I need to process an application/xml upload
from symfony.
I don't understand your question still - handling it how?
An upload is an upload, regardless of it's mimetype, you can save it to
file or whatever you like.
Yeah it isn't well documented, I've created a few REST APIs in the
past couple weeks and it works quite well with SimpleXMLElement. I
just wish SXE threw exceptions instead of errors...
jbw
On 10/20/07, drmikecrowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joby,
Thanks so much for this tip. I had been
I would assume that search engines don't care if there are multiple
paths to the same content, as long as only one is linked to. If you
are consistent within your symfony application the links should all
use one nomenclature and thus there is no problem.
We generally avoid displaying 404s
Platform: Ubuntu Gutsy (was Feisty until this morning)
IDE: ActiveState Komodo IDE
Browser: Firefox + Firebug, web developer toolbar, etc.
Also, we make heavy use of VMware Server to manage test and staging
servers. We're mostly using Ubuntu Dapper for our server environment.
On 10/20/07, Loïc
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