On 31 Mar., 22:09, Mohammad Ali Safari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You probably want to use flash
instead:http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/06-Inside-the-Controller-Laye...
Using flash is essentially storing the value in the session with the
added convenience of automated cleanup. It
Hi Everyone,
This is my first time contributing any code to any community. I
wanted this for myself and thought it would be a great way to learn
how to create a plugin at the same time. This plugin is an interface/
wrapper for the java applet Jupload which is a multi file uploader
found
i enabled partial caching cache.yml file .how i can check that is
working properly
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Nice documentation. One small thing:
Instead of using a blank template you can write
actionNameSuccess:
has_layout: false
in your module dir view.yml
On 4/1/08, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
This is my first time contributing any code to any community. I
wanted
You need to be more specific...
How do you want to use Symfony? is it with an existing application or
something you're developing yourself?
Symfony isn't an application, it's a framework - so 'integration' can
be interpreted in many different ways. Without an application there is
no
Kasper G wrote:
On 31 Mar., 22:09, Mohammad Ali Safari[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You probably want to use flash
instead:http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/06-Inside-the-Controller-Laye...
Using flash is essentially storing the value in the session with the
added
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How I can use send mail functionality like sfMail in the symfony 1.1?
I know if set compat_10: on in the settings I can use sfMail, but as
far as I know this setting uses for compatible old versions symfony
with symfony 1.1, am I right? I developing new project on the
You should build a staging environment:
http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/12-Caching#Testing%20and%20Monitoring%20Caching
Cheers,
François
2008/4/1, kusum [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i enabled partial caching cache.yml file .how i can check that is
working properly
kusum wrote:
i enabled partial caching cache.yml file .how i can check that is
working properly
Personally, I edit settings.yml to enabled caching in dev, and then you
get pretty boxes around cached areas.
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Err... the simple answer is no.
sfGuard will only work with Symfony applications, NOCC isn't a Symfony
application, so no.
I guess technically, the table structure would work, but that's not
really what you want.
Try looking at something like CAS or OpenID for centralised
authentication
Hi !
I want to use an existing webmail (for example nocc) and use sfGuard to
centralize authentication... is it possible ?
Thanks.
2008/4/1, Lee Bolding [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You need to be more specific...
How do you want to use Symfony? is it with an existing application or
something you're
Yohan 'rouKs' G. wrote:
I have the following problem when I make a symfony propel-build-
model :
Fatal error: Declaration of UnixFileSystem::getBooleanAttributes()
must be compatible with that of FileSystem::getBooleanAttributes() in /
usr
I have the following problem when I make a symfony propel-build-
model :
Fatal error: Declaration of UnixFileSystem::getBooleanAttributes()
must be compatible with that of FileSystem::getBooleanAttributes() in /
usr
/share/php/symfony11/1.1/lib/plugins/sfPropelPlugin/lib/vendor/phing/
Sweet, I wasn't aware of that, I'll test that out later today and
modify as necessary. This is exactly the kind of feedback I was
looking for. :-D
Thanks,
James
On Apr 1, 2008, at 3:54 AM, Zsolt Takács wrote:
Hi
Nice documentation. One small thing:
Instead of using a blank template
On 1 Apr., 12:22, Ian P. Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kasper G wrote:
On 31 Mar., 22:09, Mohammad Ali Safari[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You probably want to use flash
instead:http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/06-Inside-the-Controller-Laye...
Using flash is essentially
Hello,
Where should I set Creole::COMPAT_ASSOC_LOWER flag in symfony?
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Change made and update tested and uploaded. Docs modified. :-D
Thanks
James
On Apr 1, 2008, at 3:54 AM, Zsolt Takács wrote:
Hi
Nice documentation. One small thing:
Instead of using a blank template you can write
actionNameSuccess:
has_layout: false
in your module dir view.yml
Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
Hi,
I've just been reading chapter 11 of The Book (Ajax Integration) and
I have to say I am pretty excited. I don't relish the thought of
tweaking endlessly with Javascript to get basic functionality working
across browsers.
I don't use them. Personally, I
Hi,
I've just been reading chapter 11 of The Book (Ajax Integration) and
I have to say I am pretty excited. I don't relish the thought of
tweaking endlessly with Javascript to get basic functionality working
across browsers.
My question is: is it really this good or is it too good to be true.
We use some of the AJAX functions. From what I have seen they seem
stable across browsers. It helps that they rely on prototype.js and
scriptaculous.js which are built by other communities to be cross
browser compliant.
If you need quick simple stuff AJAX work they are great. If you
Thanks Ian (see I got your name right this time!),
That's actually great advice. To be honest I try to avoid using
helpers/plugins until I understand fully what they're going to do. I
guess in this instance I was just by the sweet song of the symfony
Ajax Syrens. I'll take you up on your advice
We've used jQuery in the last couple of projects and can thoroughly
recommend it. Chuck all your JavaScript into a few cacheable external
files and it gets applied. No inline JavaScript at all. Started off
using the sfUJSPlugin but it doesn't seem to work well with caching
enabled so most of
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And what command are you running?
I think you could also install with
pear install http://www.symfony-project.org/get/symfony-stable.tgz
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Dean Farrell
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I'm having great difficulty installing symfony via PEAR. I can initialize
the
Thanks Fabian. Let's see if this works...
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Perfect! Thanks, Fabian.
Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
Thanks Fabian. Let's see if this works...
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Thanks for the reply Luciano. I ran: pear install symfony/symfony
I managed to install symfony using the offline workaround suggested by
halfer at: http://www.symfony-project.org/forum/index.php/t/51/
I think it's a firewall issue with our ISP.
Thanks again,
Dean
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I was wondering if someone could direct me on how to define a mixin
for any model method matching get? I tried creating my own __set and
adding a mixin for __set to no avail.
If I had access to aspect programming I'd be in the zone
unfortunately.
Any help is appreciated.
- Colin
it sounds like a silly idea to me, but I guess you want to be
modifying __call, don't you?
is this for some kind of audit/logging functionality?
On 1 Apr 2008, at 20:57, hutchic wrote:
I was wondering if someone could direct me on how to define a mixin
for any model method matching get?
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