Hi
I started porting the plugin to Doctrine, but ran into a serious
problem. The request object has a reference to a pdo instance, which
cannot be serialized. Any ideas?
Of course i could just store the most important data from the request,
but that wouldnt be the same as storing the serialized
Sweet, thanks I didn't realize that. As my solution only works for
the one page. Though in the end so far that's all I need, but it's
good to know there's a way to make it more global.
James
On Feb 3, 2008, at 5:34 AM, Kostas Papadimitriou wrote:
> Your solution seems solid and thanks f
Sweet thanks Carl. I'll definitely do that, as we will have a general
search box on all pages, so that will work out nicely. :-D
James
On Feb 3, 2008, at 1:59 AM, Carl Vondrick wrote:
>
> On Saturday, February 02, 2008, James wrote:
>> Let's say we have 2 kinds of data Mutual Funds and Stoc
Hi guys,
I'm finally moving my various domains to a more Symfony-friendly host
and will probably go with a reseller account at A2 Hosting.
When signing up you have to choose a server with either MySQL 4.1.x or
MySQL 5.0.x
I'm not planning to host any mission-critical Symfony websites on this
ne
Your solution seems solid and thanks for posting it (didn't knew you can
do that)
there is also the !important keyword in css files that causes later css
rules not to overlap your value.
e.g.
div {
width:200px !important
}
James wrote:
> Figured it out, created a view.yml in the modules co
downside of such an approach is that you would
have to change all your templates when you must
change the template structure (tables, lists, etc.)
in my opinion one should differ between the view
layout (templates) and textual content - which can
be in whatever language. so i would rather stay
wi
To have different templates for different languages...
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