Thanks, Ad! Until Fabien decides to provide an official support for
Twig, your code is the best choice there is.
On Feb 25, 7:34 am, Ad van der Veer wrote:
> Hey i haven noticed your post is already a few days old.
>
> Me two tried to integrate Twig into a Bundle for Symfony 2. The code
> for thi
I have a table in my schema defined as:
foo:
actAs: { Timestampable: ~ }
columns:
code: { type: varchar(8) }
name: { type: varchar(64) }
symbol: { type: varchar(64) }
active: { type: boolean, default: false, notnull: true }
weight: { type: integer }
I have just found that
Never mind,
I found the answer here:
http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users/browse_thread/thread/7d83689dcca77a28/d9596bafe98ab32d?lnk=gst&q=setAuthenticated+session#d9596bafe98ab32d
I guess I have to leave it to the garbage collector.
On 27 feb, 13:58, Pino wrote:
> Gábor, Daniel,
>
> Ta
Gábor, Daniel,
Tanks for your responses.
Ok so security is the reason. That raises another question. I store my
session data in the database. When my session_id gets regenerated the
old session_id is still in the database, why doesn't this old session
get cleaned up then? Going to my site and logg
It is a security measure to prevent session fixation (and probably
other) attacks.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 13:29, Daniel Lohse
wrote:
> It's correct that the session id gets regenerated. If you have a look at the
> sfBasicSecurityUser class you'll see that it calls
> $this->storage->regenerate(
It's correct that the session id gets regenerated. If you have a look at the
sfBasicSecurityUser class you'll see that it calls
$this->storage->regenerate(false). It doesn't destroy the session (the false
parameter indicates this) and the sfSessionStorage class calls PHP's own
session_regenerat
As Tarjei wrote: src of a frame should NOT be html code itself, but
the URI to a webpage.
So you could try something like this:
It's still the question why anyone should use framsets as we have
slots and components in symfony...
On 26 Feb., 10:03, "Sameer Bhavsar"
Hi,
I noticed that after calling addcredential() in Symfony 1.2.11 my
session_id gets regenerated. Is this normal behaviour and why is this?
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Hi,
Did you try in you model file to override the method setName() ?
public function setName($name){
$letter = strtoupper(substr($name, 0, 1));
$this->setLetter($letter);
parent::setName($name);
}
On 27 fév, 10:51, verox wrote:
> I'm trying this while creating new object.
> Overwrite prot
I'm trying this while creating new object.
Overwrite protected function processForm(sfWebRequest $request,
sfForm $form)
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