Gergo,
This snippet should help you out:
http://www.symfony-project.org/snippets/snippet/232
On Feb 15, 4:39 am, pihentagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I need something conditional validation for the following:
> There is a register form in my app, and after registration, you can
>
hm, I should have read your first email with more attention, it makes
sense...
So we're back to your original question. I can see a few shortcomings:
- If the middle class is versioned, version numbers don't mean anything
there. Adding an author adds a record, changing an author probably adds and
I've run into this problem before on some occasions (not related to
sfGuard) so I guess your solution should help. However, shouldn't
symfony be able to resolve sf_guard_group_id to sf_guard_group:id? Any
idea what's the issue?
Cu,
Georg
Kiril Mitev schrieb:
> By replacing the field
>
> sf_guar
Hey everyone,
actually, according to
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.paamayim-nekudotayim.php
parent::firstDayOfWeek is correct for accessing a non-static method in
the parent class.
The problem might be that 'firstDayOfWeek()' is available as as static
function from sfTime and as a c
Almost, Francois :)
However, the case you described is just a many-to-one-relation. I am
looking for a solution to version many-to-many-relations. The problem
with these is that the related objects aren't a property of the object.
Only through the relations defined in the database schema a connec
Xavier,
Thanks very much. I have installed the plugin using svn:externals, so
it won't be a problem for me to grab the latest version. I guess that
particular commit escaped my attention, but I'll check it out now.
In my particular case this should work perfect. I need a "recent
list" from on
Well, the the ->toVersion() method does the trick, doesn't it ?
$article = new Article();
$author1 = new User();
$author1->setName('john');
$article->setAuthor($author1);
$article->save(); // -> creates version 1
$author2 = new User();
$author2->setName('jane');
$article->setAuthor($author2);
$a
Yes, the plug-in relies on a trick to make PJS templates which is not very
efficient - and forbids caching.
I have written a native PJS support for symfony in the "routing Branch",
which was intended to end up in the 1.1 source. I don't know when Fabien
will integrate it, though.
Without a clean
Have anybody got solution ?
On 29 янв, 23:59, awe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to verify my *schema.yml files and see where I am
> makingDoctrineerrors?
>
> At the moment when something is wrong there's no way for me to know
> where I went wrong so it's a bit uneasy to work that wa
Hi all!
I need something conditional validation for the following:
There is a register form in my app, and after registration, you can
edit your details.
Some fields are not editable, and some fields are required just when
registering (eg. login name and captcha).
But there are plenty of common f
Just been looking at sfGuard...
There's a method is sfGuardGroup to retrieve all of the users in a group :
getsfGuardUserGroupsJoinsfGuardUser($criteria = null, $con = null)
Could we not create a more easy to remember wrapper function for this in
sfGuardGroup.php such as... getUsers?
Eg.
pub
On Feb 15, 8:31 am, "Jorge Vargas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I though about that but I didn't wanted to run thru all that. is this
> the only possible solution? what's wrong with having the whole symfony
> project inside the DocumentRoot?
First of all, all your files will be reachable through
On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 8:25 AM, vijay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good Question.. Still noone post to ur reply. i am the first for ur
> reply.. I think noone well versed in Symfony Framework.. thats Y no
> one give the right solution for U.
haha nice try. This questions does not get an ans
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