If output escaping is enabled, how can you get at the raw values in a
component?
I rather think I'm hitting a bug in sfOutputEscaperObjectDecorator
(see below), but there should be a workround using an equivalent of
$sf_data, but I can't find it.
Chapter 7 explains how in a partial you can use
The symfony and Doctrine book, in chapter 4, has a table headed
'data types', which includes inter alia 'char'.
The Doctrine manual, chapter 7, lists column types and does not
include 'char'.
I decided to try Doctrine in a new project, having only used Propel
before. Working from the symfony and
On Oct 18, 10:02 am, ColinFine colin.f...@pace.com wrote:
I want to start a new symfony (1.2) project, building on an existing
Postgresql database.
Then I ran
symfony doctrine:build-schema --env=initial_setup
It is clearly connecting OK, but gives nothing but an error message:
unknown
I want to start a new symfony (1.2) project, building on an existing
Postgresql database.
Since I've never tried Doctrine and it seems to be the way things are
going, I thought I'd give Doctrine a go; but I've fallen at the first
hurdle.
In my databases.yml I added an extra environment that
On Sep 13, 8:34 pm, Fotis Paraskevopoulos fota...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to ask the group the different deployment scenarios that
have been setup. I am specifically looking for some information on how
you manage your database deployment when some changes need to be made.
I'm doing my first unit tests, with a database fixture loaded from a
yml file by sfPropelData::loadData.
Is there a way of referring in the test to objects in the fixture by
their labels in the yml?
eg suppose in the yml I have
MyClass:
myclass_1:
name: ...
etc.
Then if I want this
