I'm afraid you cannot rewrite the URL in an action. The best you can do, and
why I linked you to that chapter, is from an action to send the browser to
the URL you want and then set your routing up in symfony so that it can map
the URL you want to the correct action. Its like, by default, the symfo
I'd prefer the "old fashion" common links rather than using frames. Just use
links like gallery/category_slug and you're good to go. Don't use frames. Or
use jQuery for AJAX. It's easy to learn and it'll help you to learn things
that are worth to know
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 3:11 AM, Gareth McCums
Thanks, I read all the article but i didnt found the answer to my problem, i
want to rewrite the url to a diferent url inside the action without redirect
to another action to acomplish this. Sorry for my english.
thansk for the help.
2010/10/28 Gareth McCumskey
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> http://www.symfony-project.or
Hello,
Where can I found some about how start a project based on the symfony2
project whithout using the sandbox?
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2010/10/28 Gareth McCumskey :
> I thought I'd point something what a lot of new symfony developers don't
> seem to realise. There is a great piece of documentation on the symfony site
> that can answer 90% of questions for anyone new to symfony.
I use symfony for year and a half and thanks to this
Hello!
Why don't you move your i18n to your database? this allows you / your team to
easily add / remove / change the texts without any "deploy" / "cache-clearing"
or other kind of task ...
Alecs
On Oct 28, 2010, at 1:46 PM, cestcri wrote:
> Actually this was even easier then expected, I just
Hello!
+1 to this
For a long long time, i have stopped to read most of the features her, because
is just noise... I have even done a filter to skip my inbox, as i do not have
enough time to read and fix all the documentation related problems
When had the time, i have entered on #symfony
Agree, don't stop yourself to jobeet tutorial, others books are even
more usefull !
On 28 oct, 17:10, James DeMichele wrote:
> Totally agreed. In fact, I think the "Gentle Introduction" should be
> highlighted more on the Symfony web pages than the Jobeet tutorial. The
> Gentle Introduction is fa
Hi,
I was testing out an application I am building when I came across a
rather odd behaviour with a table that has a CamelCase class name and
has a searchable behaviour.
Basically, when the index table is created Doctrine added a _ between
the camel case. So the index table became camel_case_ind
Thank you for the input. That's an interesting idea, to do it at the
listener level. I will explore it :-)
sorry about late reply, just moved and Starbucks is my ISP right
now :-)
On Oct 27, 3:10 am, Stéphane wrote:
> Here it is :
>
>
> class Doctrine_Template_Permissionable extends Doctrine_T
Totally agreed. In fact, I think the "Gentle Introduction" should be
highlighted more on the Symfony web pages than the Jobeet tutorial. The
Gentle Introduction is fantastic.
-Jamie
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On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 3:16 AM, Gareth McCumskey wrote:
> I thought I'd point something what a lot of new symfony developers don't
> seem to realise. There is a great piece of documentation on the symfony site
> that can answer 90% of questions for anyone new to symfony. It is the Gentle
> Introd
Hi,
2010/10/27 pghoratiu :
> Two possible solutions:
>
> 1. create a class or helper in lib/ that caches the data extraction so
> that the second time when you request the data
> you have it, something like this:
> class myUserProfileCache
> {
> static protected $userData = null;
>
> public st
Actually this was even easier then expected, I just moved the i18n to
a new plugin directory, included it in the
ProjectConfiguration.class.php and that's it.
Thank you symfony!
Have a nice day,
Christian
On Oct 28, 12:13 pm, cestcri wrote:
> Thanks for your immediate reply, Damien!
>
> I act
Thanks for your immediate reply, Damien!
I actually looked already into the nice and neat sfView extension, but
a whole new application is the better way in my case.
I will try my luck with a private i18n plugin... and will report back
if this turns out to be a good choice.
Thanks again,
Christ
The main goal is to avoid code duplication,
for your mobile version, if the changes are only different templates, you
can extend sfView to return a myView::MOBILE_SUCCESS and create your
indexMobileSuccess.php views right to your indexSuccess.php.
If you have change to make in your actions, then a
Hi all,
I am currently building a mobile version for my symfony site. I chose
to create a new app next to the frontend, since the mobile version
will be very different, basically with fewer features.
I wonder now if:
a) this is a good choice
b) how to access shared data like my i18n files
Tha
Hey Florian thanks for the help.
I have Snappy up and running in Symfony 1.4 following the steps you
described. The only difference is that I save the temp html files in
the web folder so that they can access the images and css (I'm
planning on having them erased with a script afterwards).
It wor
Thanks Gustavo,
I'll take a look.
Paul
On 27 October 2010 18:04, Gustavo Fonseca wrote:
> Hi, the solution i've used for solving the "ownership" issue is here:
>
> http://reddes.bvsalud.org/projects/institutions_directory/browser/trunk/lib/doctrine/Doctrine/Template
>
> I hope this help =]
>
>
Well said! It also contributes to the readability of the mailinglist because
there's less noise with answers like "it's in the documentation — just read it".
Cheers, Daniel
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On Oct 28, 2010, at 8:16 AM, Gareth McCumskey wrote:
> I thought I'd point something what a lot of
Looks promising! :-)
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[2010-10-28 08:48] Pablo Díez:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm the creator of Mondongo, an ODM for PHP and MongoDB.
>
> Another ODM? I know (as a symfony and a doctrine user) that Doctrine has an
> ODM to work with MongoDB, but its architecture is completel
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