Hi All,
I've included sfGuardAuth's signin form in my layout using a component
but if you get your username or password wrong it will redirect to the
signing action thus having two signin forms on one page.
How can I make sure it uses the component to display login errors and
does not redirect
it's simple:
get the unescaped object/variable first... and call your function...
ver a.: $sf_user-getRawValue()-getTopics();
ver b.: sfOutputEscaper::unescape($sf_user)-getTopics();
be careful: the symfony doesn't escape nulls and integers... so the
getRawValue cause undefined function
with oracle better to use oci8 - much stable than PDO_OCI
Doctrine work's well with oci8! I don't have any experience with
oracel and propel...
PDO_OCI doesn't support well the large objects...
On Jan 21, 6:37 pm, Manuel Alejandro Gómez Nicasio
alejandro.go...@alejandrogomez.org wrote:
Hi,
how can I write routes to achieve something like generic route, which
redirects to dynamically resolved controller?
generic:
pattern: /{_controller}/{_action}
defaults: {_bundle: ExpencesBundle}
I want this route to be kind of generic catch-all. So it will do
following routings;
Le 22/01/2011 16:14, Wojciech Sznapka a écrit :
Hi,
how can I write routes to achieve something like generic route, which
redirects to dynamically resolved controller?
generic:
pattern: /{_controller}/{_action}
defaults: {_bundle: ExpencesBundle}
I want this route to be kind of generic
Hi,
That sounds logical, all the login configuration is now listed under the
main firewall and there are no other firewalls. I also created an access map
rule for anonymous users for the login page as both you and the master docs
suggest. It did not solve or change the situation and the weird php
I have successfully fixed the PHP notice error, but the persistence problem
still exists.
I had a private id field in one of the associated entities. PHP's sleep
functionality does not work on private properties and this resulted in a
notice even though the associated entity was replaced with a
I was talking to our network administrator for our grails project and
he was saying that the machines we have that run our grails projects
get faster with higher load. Something to do with the architecture of
the machines and being optimized for Java apps. Maybe this has
something to do with it as
Hi,
This is probably a basic question, and yet I can't seem to figure out the
best way to do this.
I have a registration form that has several fields, including 2 dependent
ones:
- Country
- State.
If Country == Canada, then I want the state field to have a drop down of all
provinces
If Country
It is worth mentioning that the user object IS stored into sessions by
symfony2 itself and the session IS persisted over page loads, but the
session data is not used to authenticate the user after login_check, and I
am authenticated as anon again. What part of symfony2 determines what data
to use
I believe you can make the cache key whatever you want... so in your
case just module/action and whatever neccessary parameter, but not
user id.
I've used this in reverse, where I had the same url for everybody, but
depending on the login status and session id I'd generate a unique
cache key,
I have never heard about oci8. It's seems it could be helpful.
How do you configure doctrine to work with oci8?
is oci8 a good replacement for pdo_oci?
someone has used oci8 with propel?
thanks a lot, vikos.
On Saturday, January 22, 2011 7:36:08 AM UTC-6, Vikos wrote:
with oracle better to
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