Hi fellow symfonians,
I want to speak a little bit about a plugin that I currently work on
and get some feedback about it from you.
I was always rather unhappy with prebuilt CMS, as customization or the
integration of modules with lots of business logic is mostly rather
hard. Additionally, man
Bernhard,
I am using Ubuntu as you might have noticed and the version I'm using
has PHP 5.2.3 as the latest package. Frankly, I don't know how to
update PHP manually and I can estimate the effects on the system. If
you tell me how to do it, I might upgrade it so I can use symfony 1.2.
Kal:
dis
Hi Jon,
I can do, Symfony or Doctrine?
Actually, after looking at the stack trace, it is even more weird. It
is not that line that throws the error but Access->save() which
surprises me, as there is no relationship between Access and
PaymentType.
Which information do you want in the ticket?
Can you create a ticket for this?
Thanks, Jon
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 6:12 PM, juro wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am migrating from 1.0/1.1 to 1.2 and have a problem with Doctrine's
> validation errors. This is part of my schema:
>
> Invoice:
> actAs: [Timestampable, Usertraceable]
> columns:
>id:
>
Hi,
I am migrating from 1.0/1.1 to 1.2 and have a problem with Doctrine's
validation errors. This is part of my schema:
Invoice:
actAs: [Timestampable, Usertraceable]
columns:
id:
type: integer(4)
primary: true
autoincrement: true
number:
type: string(20)
I created a new project. Ran the command
symfony configure:database "mysql://login:pas...@localhost/blog"
changing the login and passwd and dbname to the appropriate items.
Checked the database.yml and propel.ini files and saw that the passwd
was not put in, but the rest of the data was. I add
On 19 Dic, 12:00, Sid Ferreira wrote:
> can't be used php in yml?
> so, something like
>
> config:
> list:
> object_actions:
> _edit: { credential: item_ }
> _delete: { credential: item_ }
>
> might work...must investigate to locate the variable.. share it if you
> do...
I don'
On Dec 18, 11:30 pm, Calvin wrote:
> It seems if I want to see a page, I need to clear cache. Help will be
> appreciated.
You should be using a dev controller with caching switched off.
Also check your Apache error log too.
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You recei
Can you be more specific ? Anybody experienced with this ? I'm new to
symfony and propel etc so more info should help :)
Thanks!
Ward
Pablo Godel schreef:
> You could probably write an action to run this locally.
>
> Pablo
>
> On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 5:00 AM, Ward Loockx wrote:
>
>> Isn't th
You could probably write an action to run this locally.
Pablo
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 5:00 AM, Ward Loockx wrote:
>
> Isn't there any way to do this ?
>
> Ward Loockx schreef:
>> Lee Bolding schreef:
>>
>>> Why are you building your models on your server?
>>>
>>> Build them locally, then upload
Hi paras,
" mentioned in the website".
Can you post a link?
Perhaps: On Linux you shoud use
./symfony propel:generate.admin
instead of php symfony p
2008/12/19 paras
>
> when I run this command in terminal [Fedora 7]
> "php symfony propel:generate-admin backend answer"
> i got following e
Can you post your control_dev.php ?
Because normaly you should get an exception-page when an error occours in a
dev envoirnment.
And why isn't it frontend-dev.php like the tutorial ones?
2008/12/19 Calvin
>
> Hi,
>
> I just started to use Symfony 1.1 under linux box.
> I have been following My
Hello Symfonians,
using doctrine i like to sort many-to-many relation.
Example:
Article has many Actor
Actor has many Article
But the "Best" actor should display first when reading the article.
(When you read an article about James Bond "Goldfinger" than Sean Connery
should be named bevor Shirl
Hi Calvin,
I think I heard something about the 1.1 version of the first-project
tutorial being broken, but I could be wrong. What about doing the
brand-new Jobeet tutorial for symfony 1.2?
Bernhard
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when I run this command in terminal [Fedora 7]
"php symfony propel:generate-admin backend answer"
i got following error
Task "generate-admin" is not defined.
I was just doing as it is mentioned in the website but with a
different database { "answer" is a table in my database}
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Hi,
I just started to use Symfony 1.1 under linux box.
I have been following My First Project tutorial [1] and I am stuck in
the middle of it.
First of all, .htaccess were giving out errors, so I renamed it
temporarily. but it wasn't a major problem.
Creating tables from yaml, creating models f
can't be used php in yml?
so, something like
config:
list:
object_actions:
_edit: { credential: item_ }
_delete: { credential: item_ }
might work...must investigate to locate the variable.. share it if you
do...
On Dec 19, 8:19 am, Garakkio wrote:
> On 19 Dic, 10:41, "Bernhar
yeah, its a symfony 1.2 project, upgraded from 1.0
the config_handlers.yml.php tries to instantiate a custom config
handler we use. When I include this config_handler manually in
ProjectConfiguration.class.php things work as expected.
2008/12/19 Lee Bolding :
>
> Autoloading again?
>
> Is this s
On 19 Dic, 10:41, "Bernhard Schussek" wrote:
> You cannot dynamically specify in the generator.yml. There is another
> trick though:
> The sfAction class has a method called getCredential(), which returns
> the credentials required for a specific method. You can override this
> method in your act
Hi,
You cannot dynamically specify in the generator.yml. There is another
trick though:
The sfAction class has a method called getCredential(), which returns
the credentials required for a specific method. You can override this
method in your actions class and add/remove credentials to/from the
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 2:19 AM, David Brewer wrote:
>
> I am going through the process of upgrading some projects from 1.0 to
> 1.2 (with a brief stop at 1.1 in between). It's been going relatively
> smoothly, but now I've hit my rough spot.
>
> The problem is that one of my project includes an
I am going through the process of upgrading some projects from 1.0 to
1.2 (with a brief stop at 1.1 in between). It's been going relatively
smoothly, but now I've hit my rough spot.
The problem is that one of my project includes an extensively
customized admin console created using the sfDoctrin
Autoloading again?
Is this symfony 1.2?
On 18 Dec 2008, at 17:11, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> it should be...
>
>> getApplicationConfiguration('ourapp', 'prod', false);
>
> The last arg is to enable/disable debugging
>
> On 18 Dec 2008, at 17:03, Dan Leech wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> We are rec
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