Ya, it seems like the other modules aren't recognizing the cookie/session as
authenticated.
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Alex Pilon wrote:
> I had a similar problem when the login success url was the homepage and the
> login page was presented when viewing the homepage.
>
> Any possibility th
Hi there,
I encountered some strange behaviour while evaluating latest Symfony2
version (from git). Everything works well, except when enabling
Profiler & Web Debug Toolbar, when I see that toolbar is tried to load
from an url without URL:
xhr.open('GET', 'http:///_wdt/4d7363edc4688', false);
I
I think better to use symfony 2.
An ERP system is not so small ( very very huge ):
- so when it will be finished the symfony 2 will have finished also
( will have been absolutely stable and tested )
- sf2 better support more than one developer... ( eg.: own routing /
bundle... less SVN merge ne
Thanks Johannes for the response.
I thought to give the configuration in the event :
//
Symfony\Component\Security\Http\Firewall\AbstractAuthenticationListener -
Line 184
if (null !== $this->failureHandler) {
$event->set('config', $this->options);
return $this->failureHan
There is an open PR for that, see https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/98
I'm not sure if ornicar has time, but if you like to take this on, that
would be appreciated.
Kind regards,
Johannes
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:55 PM, Francis Besset wrote:
> Hi all,
> I created my failure_handler serv
Ok, so he was talking about current development process not about
breaking compatibility after release.
2011/3/6 Thor :
> he was talking about updates in symfony 2.0.0 , since it's not yet
> released.
> They also told that the last backward-compatibility break has been
> made 15 days ago.
> For wh
False alarm, it works fine.
What confused me was the fact that Base[ChildClass].php files were
missing. However, it turns out those files are not needed.
On Mar 6, 12:05 pm, Rytis Daugirdas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for an example of defining single table inheritance using
> the alternativ
he was talking about updates in symfony 2.0.0 , since it's not yet
released.
They also told that the last backward-compatibility break has been
made 15 days ago.
For what i understood, the problem is that since it's not either a
release candidate yet, so you could download a so called
"distribution
Anyone know of a resource that outlines the difference between these two
functions?
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I had a similar problem when the login success url was the homepage and the
login page was presented when viewing the homepage.
Any possibility that might be part of the issue?
On Mar 6, 2011 5:09 AM, "Drew Sire" wrote:
Reproduce Problem
http://184.73.247.117/backend.php
username = d...@buzzybe
2011/3/6 Thor :
> what fabien himself said is that it's really possible that further
> updates on the sf2 distributions could break backward compatibility.
About what updates he was talking? Did he meant 2.0.x updates or 2.x
updates? When it comes to the first, I would rather advocate to delay
Sym
Hi.
command.php page upload to yourself server.
command page content:
Run script
http://www.yourdomain.com/comman.php
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 5:28 PM, Gareth McCumskey wrote:
> On your server in your project root run "symfony project:permissions" which
> will automatically set the right permi
Reproduce Problem
http://184.73.247.117/backend.php
username = d...@buzzybeemarketing.com
password = testing
File
/var/www/html/
palcheck-1.0.com/plugins/sfGuardPlugin/modules/sfGuardAuth/actions/
Here is the code causing the problem. When originally set to @homepage, it
creates an infinite redir
Hello,
I'm looking for an example of defining single table inheritance using
the alternative schema syntax. The following does not work (no child
classes are generated):
ParentClass:
...
columns:
type: { type: varchar, size: 50, required: true }
...
inheritance:
co
I would always lean towards having a solid, well used release of software -
the problem with relatively beta versions is that when you hit a brickwall
the chance of finding a solution will be a lot harder (and you might
sometimes have to get your hands dirty finding a solution) rather than a
mature
Just a tip, but won't
`sfValidatorBase::setDefaultMessage("max_length", "whatever")` work?
This is how I set default required and invalid messages in my project
configuration class.
On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 18:47, Basil Hussain
wrote:
> I have a couple of forms with many sfValidatorString validato
On your server in your project root run "symfony project:permissions" which
will automatically set the right permissions.
The permissions issue is the same even if you use other deployment methods
(like svn for example). Just be aware of it and each time you update run
that symfony command.
2011/
what fabien himself said is that it's really possible that further
updates on the sf2 distributions could break backward compatibility.
So if you're going to plan a big system, the lifespan of the system
becomes a very important variable:
i guess it has to live more than a couple of years, so, star
Overwrite the constructor of the sfValidatorString class to force your own
message on all sfValidatorString objects:
class mySfValidatorString extends sfValidatorString
{
public function _construct ($options, $messages)
{
$messages = array("max_length"=>"Your message here");
parent::_c
or you could create the validator with the array of the messages
already compiled:
... new
sfValidatorString(array(),array('max_lenght'=>"NOOO",'min_lenght'=>'nooo'))
On 4 Mar, 18:06, Ben wrote:
> inside your form's configure method, you need to set the error message
> for each error on each val
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