Tony Piper wrote:
> +1 from me. It would be great if François could update it for Propel
> 1.4 and Symfony 1.3/1.4 compatibility - it would probably take him
> just a few minutes (relative to how long it would take me)…
>
> The lack of DbFinder is a show-stopper for my 1.2->1.3 upgrade testing
> a
ffrey schrieb:
> Total madness !
> $v = (float) ((0.7 + 0.1) * 10);echo $v; => 8, as expected
>
> $v = (int) ((0.7 + 0.1) * 10);echo $v; => 7, as totally unexpected !!!
>
> Can you explain why ? A php bug ?
> Thanks for that thought-provoking post ;-)
Just never cast floats to integers directly
I've nominated symfony in 3 categories at the sourceforge community
choice awards (http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/):
* symfony PHP framework for Best Tool or Utility for Developers
* symfony PHP framework for Best Project
* symfony PHP framework for Best Commercial Open Source Project
F
Bernhard Schussek wrote:
> I would like to introduce you to Klemens Ullmann's and my new blog:
> http://webmozarts.com
>
> I am new to blogging, so I would be grateful about any feedback you can give!
Nice blog you got there!
One thing I'd change is to deactivate comment moderation and use the
pixelmeister schrieb:
> Hi @all,
>
> i have to solve a problem with doctrine which I normally would do with
> the mysql union function.
> Perhaps someone has an Idea for me, how I can do this:
>
> I have a few tables whitch have the following setup:
>
>
Filipe Costa wrote:
> see this
> http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users/browse_thread/thread/b89bcc66e3b70a59
This looks interesting... I think the way to go for me will be to
manipulate the databases in sfDatabaseManager while the routing is done.
As soon as I have some code to share I'
.
Perhaps someone else here can tell us how to modifiy a connection to use
a specific database name during run-time?
David
>
> On Feb 12, 11:07 am, David Herrmann wrote:
>> I'm currently planning a large project where I need a quite tricky setup:
>>
>> There is a
Lee Bolding schrieb:
> Simple question, for a rather trivial piece of functionality, but it's
> all in the details...
>
> How do you store peoples names in the database?
>
> As in, do you upper/lower case firstname and lastname or ucfirst etc?
> why?
No, i don't do any modifications of name
Tomasz Ignatiuk wrote:
> I don't get it...But witch action should be targeted in form? To
> backend, or to frontend?
I think this depends on your personal taste. But if don't like either
solutions why not create a third application (besides frontend and
backend), e.g. "loginapp", that handles o
ckemmler schrieb:
> just before having this error, I had installed the plugin using:
>
> php-mamp symfony plugin:install sfGuardPlugin
>
> and I cleared the cache at every possible moment, too
>
> May I ask, where is the class supposed to be?
It should be in your project's
plugins/sfGuardPlug
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Rabaix wrote:
> Yesterday night I published a interesting post about "how to add more
> dynamism to your sfForm". feel free to :
> * send me comments so future improvements can match the community needs
Thanks for this interesting piece of work!
I think that as a proof of
Lee Bolding schrieb:
> Hope to have those finished tomorrow night, for check in to SVN.
> Unfortunately, at the moment, I can only work on this plugin during
> my spare time (but that's also the reason I can make it a public
> plugin).
I'd love to take a look at it, too. Perhaps we can join our (
> In essence, what I'm creating is a form designer similar to
> ExpressionEngine custom fields here :
> http://expressionengine.com/docs/cp/admin/weblog_administration/custom_fields_edit.html,
> the difference being that I'm going to be adding a few extra fields
> for validation.
I will need some
Hi Steve,
Java Guy schrieb:
> What I find is happening is when I submit the form, I only want to
> save the state_prov_id field, but by default the save() method on the
> form updates the underlying model object with a state and province
> field also. This causes an error because state and provi
Damien Lepage schrieb:
> I would like to know if there is an easy way to automatically create
> views each time I rebuild my database.
> In other words, is there a place where I can put a custom script which
> will create my views and will be triggered when my database is built (by
> doctrine:b
Dincho Todorov schrieb:
> Or you can directly load the helper anywhere:
> sfLoader::loadHelpers(array('I18N'));
>
> and then use the __() function/helper
I missed that one, thanks!
David
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Iltar schrieb:
> When i want a custom message for like a form error:
> array(
> 'min_length' => __('Your username cannot contain less then 6
> characters.'),
> 'max_length' => __('Your username cannot contain more than 32
> characters.')
> )
>
> The __() ofcourse doesn't work... How c
I'm currently planning a large project where I need a quite tricky setup:
There is a main database holding customers and business cases. Each
customer may create "unlimited" business cases which are represented by
an actual application. The database of a business case application will
consist
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