You can write the url of the page to the robots.txt in your /web/
directory, which is scanned by search engines. Search the web for
robots.txt for more information about it.
Additionally, you might like to get comfortable with the Google
Webmaster Tools. They allow viewing the crawler status, ind
Hey Guys,
OK, so I am bringing this back up for another reason. Same data, same
problem, different situation.
I have a subset of the 1.4M records. 24,000 records roughly. One of
these fields is a 9 digit code. Which is really 3 codes in one.
111222333 would be 3 codes 111, 222, 333 I
Hi James,
your issue comes with the circular references propel uses, which are not
collectable by the php garbage collector, because PHP team is ignorant, saying
that PHP is not designed for this
*rant off*
Propel 1.3 did improve this situation quite a lot.
Before using Propel 1.3 via the plugi
2008. 01. 30, szerda keltezéssel 10.06-kor Dave Dash ezt írta:
> I find it's a lot easier to do this the other way around. Add a link
> from your profile to your sfGuard object.
>
I thinked about a nicer way, maybe is there a tutorial or something like
this to add for example a component to th
On Jan 31, 2008 10:38 AM, Fabian Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps Propel 1.3 can help you out? Its not that painful as it looks on
> first glance to use.
Not directly related, is there a plan to integrate Propel 1.3 in
Symfony as an "official plugin" ? If so, when would it happen (whic
On Jan 30, 6:20 pm, Sylvain Gourvil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry to come back about it.
>
> I just want to know how to edit .dat files form symfony i18n
> directory. I want to duplicate a culture dat file and edit some stuff.
> in order to explain, I want to create a new culture. That's th
Birchandra,
In simple terms, the only way of getting a particular page to the top
of a Google search (even the home page of the site matching the exact
search keywords) is if it best matches the super-secret Google
Algorithm. However, there are a lot of basic things you can do
You may like to lo
Err... http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfPropel13Plugin
Is that "official" enough?
Lee Bolding
w: http://www.leesbian.net
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I'm using propel 1.3 for my latest project and it's fantastic - really
fast. The only problem I've had was enabling PDO-MySQL in php, which
took a little fiddling on one of my servers. Also, in the web_debug
toolbar it doesn't show database queries anymore. Does anybody know a
fix for this
Hi !
Thanks you for your work on sfLucene Plugin carl, it's work fine for
me !
I have a question, do you know if you will implement Fuzzy Searches?
Bye,
Nicolas LOUIS
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Hi!
Well, my post was too short. I mean custom view, as opposed to
customised view.
I'd like to have some custom actions, which have their own view.
Imagine you can edit the same record with different aspects. So,
instead of customising edit view, I though it would be good to have
say: edit, edit
On Jan 31, 2008 11:18 AM, Lee Bolding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is that "official" enough?
I don't know. I like the idea having something QA validated for
something as crucial as the ORM layer.
++
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Clever Age - conseil en architecture techniq
I don't think you'll get that until Propel1.3 emerges from beta status.
I read something recently, either here or on one of the Symfony blogs
regarding guestimated timelines for ORM layers/versions and Symfony
versions.
I just did a brief search of my mail archive and can't find it :-/
Lee Bold
My backend uses admin generator.
I have a function that generates cache files for whole backend
application in following way..
In essence it calls for each module it finds in apps/myapp/modules
sfConfigCache::getInstance()->import(sfConfig::get('sf_app_module_dir_name').'/'.$module_name.'/'.sfCon
I asked also this question and did not get any answer. Did you try on
the developer list? since it is a question about symfony core. Let me
know if you get something, I really need to get Tetum support too.
On Jan 31, 1:20 am, Sylvain Gourvil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry to come back about
The resources I sent you to answers these questions for you.
For your customized updates, basically, you need to override the update method
in your
action.class.php file that was generated. You can see the parent update method
in the cache.
For your custom actions, edit generator.yml to inclu
James, on first look your code does not seem to be very efficient and
what you are trying to accomplish can be done with Propel. If you send
me the create sql statement for the tables involved I can rewrite you
script to show you what I mean.
Kupo
James wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> OK, so I am brin
Search engines use robots.txt to decide if they're *allowed* to index
all of your site, it won't improve your ranking if you have one. I
don't know where this "if you have a robots.txt file, even with nothing
in it, you'll get ranked better" idea came from (you're not the first
person I've see
Just a reminder
It's the last week now for you to show your appreciating for symfony,
and thank 2 key members of the community!
http://www2.pookey.co.uk
We've done very well so far, but I'm sure we can do better! Thank you
for your support :)
--
Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk
Hey pihentagy,
by redirecting to the referrer I assume the user will end up at the list
view, right? The reason you are not seeing your flash message there is
that it simply is not displayed in the list view.
Have a look at both _edit_message.php and _list_message.php in your
admin generator tem
Hello all!
I manage a live website based on symfony, which has a log file logging
only exceptions in the live site. The problem is that the log does
only contain the name and message of the exception, but not the
request parameters or exception backtrace, which are badly needed to
fix the errors
Hello Jay.
Actually, Google Webmaster Tools are pretty unhappy about sites
without (even empty) robots.txt files. I don't know whether this
affects the ranking in the search engine, but definitely it affects
the frequency of Google crawling your webpage. I have noticed the
frequency to go dramati
I use webmaster tools with two different sites of mine. They're both
crawled with equal frequency, one has a robots file, the other doesn't.
I've never received any sort of notice from Google about the missing file.
The OP's request was to remove the symfony google group's post about
her/his
Hi Kirk,
Before I do that, do you think it'll be able to handle the 1.4 million
records that it will eventually need to handle? I'd rather you not do
the work if it's not going to do what we need to in production on the
full data set.
While you answer I'll work on getting that table state
Pascal, gave me the solution on #symfony:
For now, you need to place app constants in /apps/appname/config/
app.yml if you want a validation yml to read them with sfConfig::get()
-Jared
On Jan 22, 2:16 am, Zoltán Németh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008. 01. 21, hétfő keltezéssel 22.06-kor Dav
Give sfErrorLoggerPlugin a try
http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfErrorLoggerPlugin
there is even a screencast
http://www.symfony-project.com/screencast/sfErrorLoggerPlugin
Thanks,
Michael
On Jan 31, 10:00 am, "Bernhard Schussek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> I manage a live
Ah, then I probably completely misunderstood the point of this topic :-)
And your note about the robots.txt is strange, but this is not the
subject of this thread anyway.
Regards
Bernhard
On Jan 31, 2008 6:33 PM, Jay Klehr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I use webmaster tools with two differen
Hello Michael!
Thank you, this plugin seems like exactly what I was searching for!
Now I only hope that it doesn't depend on propel...
Regards
Bernhard
2008/1/31 Michael Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Give sfErrorLoggerPlugin a try
> http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfErrorLoggerPlugin
> t
> I am using a yaml editor but the error was logical, not syntactical (I
> left a field without a type).
> A reference to the schema file causing the error and a line number
> would be very helpful. Should I open a ticket for it?
> There's another logical issue I've noticed and that's if I include
Actually it does depend on Propel. I used to use it before we went to
Doctrine and it worked great. I guess someone needs to invest some
time to port it. If I remember correctly it only has one object class
so it wouldn't be hard. I wonder if it would be possible to use Propel
for plugins and Doct
Hi folks, I'm continuing to learn the symfony framework and have a
simple form question. A common pattern I've used in the past is to
have URLs which respond to GET requests with forms and POST requests
with actions that handle those form submissions. For instance:
GET /bookmark - gets a form to
I believe you can just $sf_request->getUri() in a template or $this-
>getRequest()->getUri() in an action to get the current url.
Thanks,
Michael
On Jan 31, 4:29 pm, "Donald Ball" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks, I'm continuing to learn the symfony framework and have a
> simple form questi
wow I feel like an @$$, sorry Kiril, didn't mean to call you kirk
that's what I get for answering emails 5 minutes after waking up
james
On Jan 31, 2008, at 1:05 PM, James wrote:
> Hi Kirk,
>
> Before I do that, do you think it'll be able to handle the 1.4
> million records that it wi
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Just a reminder
>
> It's the last week now for you to show your appreciating for symfony,
> and thank 2 key members of the community!
>
> http://www2.pookey.co.uk
>
> We've done very well so far, but I'm sure we can do better! Thank you
> for your support :)
>
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