Is it possible to have two upload directories? For most files uploaded
having them in web/uploads is fine as I don't mind who sees them;
however some files must only be accessible by authenticated users, and
i would prefer them to be located outside the web root.
I'm planning to set another
Dear Dustin,
i love your plugin, once i tried it in the last days. I have a
question regarding the cache. In the docs APC is mentioned to save the
settings. In the fixtures directory there is also a complete example
project and i can see, the sample app (dimensions) has an cache
setting in
Hi guys,
I need help on how to exclude template on a page that I have.
Goal: To exclude template not apply header and footer on a single
page.
My search will return a list of all the title on the right pane and
when user click on each of the question Ajax will show question
details as well as
Michael,
I am glad you fine the plugin fits your needs. The cache factory comes from
my branch. This can be safely ignored in the sample app. There is no setting
for caching config files in apc instead of disk. In mose cases, this does
not make sense, as the cached files contain php code and not
I have the following code:
controller $this-packages = PackagePeer::doSelect($c);
view
foreach($packages as $package) {
}
I want to loop through those packages with each item being echoed as a
radio element. How can i do this using the new form framework?
Hi every,
I follow all the steps in sfPropel13Plugin wiki to install it. I upgrade the
Propel libraries to Propel 1.3 Beta2. So because schema.yml haven't any changes
between Propel 1.2 and Propel 1.3 I not recreate again the file. This mean I
don't use the command:
# symfony
well, if it isn't a very confidential issue, you might upload the
files to the same public upload directory and move the file later
how do you think to serve the file once it is requested by an
authenticated user?
you will have to make it some how accessible via http or https, I
think there will
how can I count online users?
what about user offline because of timeout?
I've read about session storage making possible working with SELECTs,
but...
what happens when users go offline because of timeout?
I would like to be able to show an accurate online users count
even more, I would like to
How about you have a little ajax script that pings every few seconds?
Assume that if a user is pinging he is online and if he is not pinging
he is not online. You might want to also have a timeout so that someone
who has left his browser window open while he goes shopping is not
considered
thanks, it doesn't sounds bad at all
but... is there a timeout for AJAX? how?
I already have AJAX scripts every few minutes, but while the browsers
stays open in that page the request is done
how can I detect the user is there no longer?
On Jun 6, 10:08 pm, Tom Haskins-Vaughan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
YOu really can't Essencially you need to keep track of the user on
the server side, via cronjob if you don't see an update say ever
minute or two then the user isn't there anymore. There is no sure way
to know when a user has left the site.
James
On Jun 6, 2008, at 10:35 PM, arhak
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