2009/5/25 DEEPAK BHATIA :
> I am building an application where i need to selected multiple rows in
> a column in a table using mouse then use them for further action.
>
Look at how the admin generator does it - it does exactly that.
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2009/5/24 chrisyue
> I am a newbie in symfony, recently I am studying symfony by the jobeet
> tutorials, but I am used to creating partitioning for large table to
> improve performance. wish somebody would help me with this question,
> thx a lot.
No ORM I know can do this.
I'd suggest creating a
Everytime a new request is made with sfTestFunctional, a new
sfEventDispatcher is created.
I'm trying to test that an event is fired when certain data is posted.
here's the test:
$listener = new Listener();
sfContext::getInstance()->getEventDispatcher()->connect('user.register',
array($liste
Look at setPostValidator()
Example:
$this->validatorSchema->setPostValidator(
new sfValidatorSchemaCompare('password',
sfValidatorSchemaCompare::EQUAL, 'password1',
array(),
array('invalid' => 'Passwords much match')
)
);
2009/5/22 E2 :
>
> I am trying to ma
2009/5/7 Mohd Shakir bin Zakaria :
> $ symfony doctrine:dql "FROM Message m where('m.id = ?', 1)"
Yeah, it's a DQL string, not the API, so you don't use place holders like that
'FROM Message m WHERE m.id = 1'
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2009/5/5 Ian P. Christian :
> I think that the admin gen might benefit from a presave event to hook into.
>
> I could move my logic into the Domain, but I don't think it belongs
> there for my use case.
I've solved this for now by adding a preInsert() hook which fires an
I want to call a function when a new object is created though the admin gen.
Currently, the admin gen fires a 'admin.save_object' event after
saving an object, but there's no way to know after that if an object
has just been created, or simply updated.
The method processForm() is the responsible
A few hours ago, Romain Dorgueil (hartym) fixed a security problem he
found in the admin generator (1.2, 1.3) which could cause data loss,
or data injection if user did not remove necessary fields in the form
class, but did choose some fields for display in generator.yml.
The patch is made by the
Last reminder! meeting in Putney night!
2009/4/3 Ian P. Christian :
> Everyone remember, london meeting!
> http://www.meetup.com/symfony/calendar/10055154/
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2009/3/29 Hugo HAMON :
>
> I had a look at Agavi... Is that a framework ? lol
Yes :)
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> see: http://www.meetup.com/symfony/calendar/10055154/
>
> I'll be there in a nice red Agavi t-shirt, as shown
see: http://www.meetup.com/symfony/calendar/10055154/
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2009/3/26 Benjamin :
>
> This question may be unrelated to symfony, and more related to
> database abstraction, but I'm wondering why I should pull the table
> names from the model. I've been programming for a long time and have
> never seen anyone need to use dyamic table names except when they
2009/3/25 Tom Castonzo :
>
> This can be caused by the server logs being full. For example, on apache,
> there are logs for http and also logs for https and that would explain your
> problem. You can also do a port scan to make sure port 80 (http) is open
>
Port scanning your own machine? Crazy
2009/3/24 fredlab :
> Thanks for the answers but even with the source code, I can't see how
> to do it.
>
> What do you mean by table-method ? What is the difference between it
> and the query option that is also available ?
don't set a query option.
instead, set a table_method - for example 'get
2009/3/24 dziobacz :
>
> So in symfony doesn't exist normal constructor ?
Define normal? It is normal, it just has parameters - this is
standard OOP. If you want to override a constructor from a base class,
you'll need to call it's parent with the params it requires.
Check the API docs for sfAc
2009/3/24 fredlab :
>
> Hey,
>
> Imagine I have the following :
>
> $w = new sfWidgetFormDoctrineChoice(array(
> 'model' => 'Codetype',
> 'add_empty' => false,
> ));
>From the source:
71 public function getChoices()
72 {
73 $choices = array();
74 if (false !== $this->getOpt
2009/1/27 Jonathan Franks :
>
> Moo!
> Why don't you just overide the new action and pass the default value
> to the form?...
> Or are you hoping that there should be some 'built in' support for this?
Hi Jon!
I could indeed do what you suggest, or create my own admin gen
template that does it.
2009/1/27 Lupu Alexandru-Emil :
> hi!
> this is my method for auto complete
Sorry, should have mentioned - I'm talking about symfony 1.2, so this
suggestion won't work :)
The filter form allows you to populate input via GET params, I must be
missing something obvious here...
Thanks anyway,
Ian
I've been looking though the code, and I can't see a way to do this.
I'm almost certain I must be missing something though, as it seems odd
that it's not possible with the admin gen.
I'm trying to link to the 'new' action providing a value, for example,
linking to something like this:
.../mail_d
2008/12/17 Samir van de Sand :
> Hello everybody,
>
> I recently noticed a function called base64_encode. Eg. the Symfony cookbook
> tutorial about cookies recommends encoding cookie contents with base64:
> http://www.symfony-project.org/cookbook/1_2/en/cookie
> However I still haven't understood
Sumedh wrote:
> But when we make the cURL call from that class, it doesn't work...any
> clues?
Sounds a bit unlikely, are you sure you're reading the symptoms correctly?
> Secondly, functions like logMessage() don't work in that class...what
> class we need to extend to use general purpose symf
Andrew Backer wrote:
> I've been searchin, but I can't figure this one out :(
>
> How do I set up symfony to display a custom page an sfException is
> thrown, and the app is in production mode? It works just fine if I use
> _dev instead of prod, but I would like to trap these as well. Right now
>
alessandro cinelli wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 10:08 AM, Paulo Magalhaes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for some slides, documentation, etc on introducing Symfony
> from a web designer perspective
>
> Not too technical, keeping PHP to the bare essential.
> http://www.symfo
Jonathan Franks wrote:
> Ok, so the plugin will be removed from the core but made available in
> the plugin repo. Thats good news. Obviously I want to move my projects
> over to the new form system ASAP but in reality this will probably
> take some time and the plugin helps me through this process
Jonathan Franks wrote:
> I notice that the roadmap for symfony 1.2 includes this
>
>> Dustin Whittle: Removal of the 1.0 compatibility plugin
>> (sfCompatPlugin)
>
>
> does this mean that forms based on the symfony 1 system will no longer
> work with 1.2??
I believe this to be the case, howe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> $sf_data ['sf_request'] -> getParameter ('email');
>
> but im sure that i'm missing the point since that's an unscaped
> version.
>
Are you sure it's unescaped? Can you give an example of the output
you're seeing and what you're expecting?
> I did that to:
>
> $s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I put this in my settings.yml
>
> escaping_strategy: on
> escaping_method:ESC_ENTITIES
>
>
>
> But I can't access sf_request (to repopulate a form) in my
> templates Did I miss something?
>
$sf_data['sf_request'];
try doing
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Ian P. Christian wrote:
>
>> I'm working on integrating phorum into symfony , using sfGuard for
>> authentication.
>>
>>
> If you want to play, now it's in SVN - not in the official repos yet as
> it might ne
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> I'm working on integrating phorum into symfony , using sfGuard for
> authentication.
>
If you want to play, now it's in SVN - not in the official repos yet as
it might never get finished ;)
http://svn.two-pebbles
I'm working on integrating phorum into symfony , using sfGuard for
authentication.
I've made reasonable progress so far:
http://garden.pookey.co.uk/frontend_dev.php/forum
It would be nice to have some help. Please email me off list if
interested in helping, please do NOT email me if you're
Ian P. Christian wrote:
>
> Well, I've not set a date - when are you back?
>
>
Date set... for tomorrow!
A collection of symfony developers are meeting at the PHPLondon meeting
tomorrow - where I will also be giving a talk on doctrine.
Details here: http://www.p
Brian Hoke wrote:
> Some kind of Google maps mashup, with easy post-where-i-am
> functionality, perhaps? I agree with Tom - I'd love to see if there
> are folks near us.
>
> ~
symfonians.net might do it? if not... Nicolas, there's an idea for you :)
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> Normally, I would - but I'll be rallying across Africa :)
>
>
Well, I've not set a date - when are you back?
BTW - Love the cow car on that site ;)
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Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Anyone interested at a casual meet up in London some time in the next 4
> weeks?
>
Don't all shout at once ;)
So far the count is at 4 would be nice to have a few more!
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Daevid Vincent wrote:
>
> Seriously, just install Nagios http://www.nagios.org on a few servers
> that point at each other and don’t waste your time with these “free
> services” – you get what you pay for. (well, Nagios is free too, but
> in a FOSS way, not a crappy-service way)
>
I concur - I
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
> As of r8883, symfony throws an exception if you try to bind a multipart
> form without a files argument.
>
Fantastic - thanks :)
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Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
> I have this line in my SwiftMailer batch script:
>
> $message =& new Swift_Message($subject, $body);
>
Nothing under PHP5. Basically it forces assign by reference, rather
then copying the whole object- but that's default under PHP5
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> When binding the form, you have to pass the files specifically:
>
> $this->form->bind($request->getParameter('photoform'),
> $request->getFiles('photoform'));
>
This isn't the first, or even second time I've seen this question, it's
been on IRC a couple of times too
Jacob Coby wrote:
> Batch files (and symfony init-batch):
and Tasks in sf1.1 :)
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Fabian Lange wrote:
> Hey,
> you might want to take a look at:
> http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2008/03/25/symfony-1-1-beta-2-released-w
> hat-s-new
> a quite compact listing of all major changes from 1.0 to 1.1
>
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Hi all,
Forgive me for what might be a stupid question - but... I don't have
much i18n knowledge :)
We store all times in UTC in our database, but we need to dipslay times
in a users timezone - pretty basic stuff I think - that's what the
DateHelper is for
However, I'm a bit puzzled as t
Gloria W wrote:
> This isn't working out as cleanly as you've stated. Is this a bug, or
> am I missing something?
>
>
I've never build my schema.yml from a database - I think doing so is a
little backwards, especialy considering the model cuodl potentially
differ from the underlying database
Haris Zukanović wrote:
> Hi ppl,
>
> We use symfony 1.0 I wanted to try out the sfGuardPlugin.
> Does sfGuardPlugin rely on credentials that are written in yml files ?
>
rely in what sense? It allows you to use secury.yml, yes - sfGuard uses
the standard symfony credentials.
> Does it work wi
CX wrote:
> correct!
>
> THANK YOU Ian, :)
>
>
No problem - welcome to the community btw - hopefully the support you've
had here proves you should be using symfony, not cake ;)
I have just committed a 'fix' in r8609 [1] that improves the error
message when an invalid filename is passed.
I
s what you have
$thumbnail->loadFile('/'. sfConfig::get('sf_upload_dir') .'/
photos/'. $agenda->getPhoto());
^ that's what you should try instead.
I removed the _name from the sfConfig::get() call.
That's it - I hope!
> On Apr 23, 11:56 am,
CX wrote:
> this is my code at a partial template
>
> $thumbnail = new sfThumbnail(1500, 100, true, true, 75,
> 'sfGDAdapter');
> $thumbnail->loadFile('/'. sfConfig::get('sf_upload_dir_name') .'/
> photos/'. $agenda->getPhoto());
> $thumbnail->save('/'. sfConfig::get('sf_upload_
CX wrote:
> thanks for your replies guys.
>
> the file is a valid picture, i tested it with the whole path '/var/
> www//image.jpg' and it didn't wor either.
>
> :(
>
> ps: i don't know how to open a ticketcan anyone tell me?
>
http://trac.symfony-project.com/ - you'll need to registe
Thomas Rabaix wrote:
> Is your file a valid picture ?
>
Regardless of the outcome of this problem - this shoudl be considered a
bug in the library. The exceptino is too vague and hides the real error
- I suggest a ticket is created, assign it to me if you like, I don't
know who maintains
CX wrote:
> phpinfo data:
> gd
> GD Supportenabled
Modify the plugin on the lines I showed, remove the @ sign so you can
see the real error.
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Kiril Angov wrote:
> Here is it even 3AM and I am late with a project otherwise I would
> have taken a look at the problem. Make sure you have sfPropel13Plugin
> from SVN and your phing in lib/vendor and try again.
I do indeed have the latest SVN of sfPropel13Plugin - previous versions
worked -
plugins/sfThumbnailPlugin/lib/sfGDAdapter.class.php
80 public function loadFile($thumbnail, $image)
81 {
82 $imgData = @GetImageSize($image);
83
84 if (!$imgData)
85 {
86 throw new Exception(sprintf('Could not load image %s', $image));
87 }
This suggest
Hi all,
Has anyone managed to get the current version of propel1.3 working ?
I've discovered a couple of issues and thought i'd quickly mail the list
just in case I was re-inventing the wheel.
Firstly, the latest propel1.3 uses a newer version of phing then symfony
1.0.13 provides.
I fixed t
Mohammad Ali Safari wrote:
> I had a bunch of method in one of my modules and, as the number of
> actions increased, I decided to move some action into separate sfAction
> files.
I've thought about this before.
One option would be to have a BaseXxxAction where Xxx is your module
name, then
Kiril Angov wrote:
> I think you are right that there is a problem, but it should be
> reported to the Propel guys rather than here.
Ah well - the reason I didn't is because in propels SVN trunk, BasePeer
class doesn't even have a doCount() method, so I'm not too sure if it's
a symfony thing or
Please keep in mind, I don't use propel anymore, and haven't for years,
so I'm almost at n00b level I guess ;)
I've been told to fix a problem in a website using it however, so I've
had to get the hands a little dirty
This code:
$c = new Criteria();
//pager
$pager = new sfPrope
Joe Kelsey wrote:
> I have a symfony project with three apps: sales, tracking and admin.
> I have been working on it for a while, and I thought that something to
> do before I start releasing it is to clear the cache. I tried:
>
> symfony cc
> PHP Fatal error: Class '\adminConfiguration' not fou
Dmitry Nesteruk wrote:
> I have following code
>
> $validatorMobilePhone = new sfValidatorAnd(
Dunno if this helps, but...
sfValidatorAnd has a 2nd param that is the optoins, which most use as
the 1st param..
39 public function __construct($validators = null, $options =
array(), $m
Ryan G wrote:
> Reynier - I agree with you - this is exactly my situation too. As far
> as I'm aware Doctrine also does not support this yet. There is a
> ticket for this issue: http://trac.phpdoctrine.org/ticket/594, and
> heres Propels: http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/ticket/460 ... Apparently
> no
manish wrote:
> what is the default parameter in url_for . true or false?
False.
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Lee Bolding wrote:
> I'm guessing that it's something to do with hardcoded /'s in paths
or maybe 2 /'s in a row - took me ages to figure that out when deploying
onto a windows machine once actaully, maybe a co-worker figured it
out... either way, annoying :)
define(SOMETHING, dirname(__
Lee Bolding wrote:
> I'm guessing that it's something to do with hardcoded /'s in paths
or maybe 2 /'s in a row - took me ages to figure that out when deploying
onto a windows machine once actaully, maybe a co-worker figured it
out... either way, annoying :)
define(SOMETHING, dirname(__
Alex wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to use my own class for escaping output.
>
> escaping_method: ESC_ENTITIES # Function or helper used for
> escaping. Accepted values: ESC_RAW, ESC_ENTITIES, ESC_JS,
> ESC_JS_NO_ENTITIES.
Unforunatly, you can't - atleast not in sf1.0 (I've not checked sf
Richtermeister wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> thanks for the prompt response..
>
> I don't insist on my approach, I just don't know any better :)
> I haven't come accross XSLT templates, but now I'm intrigued.. where
> can I find more about that?
>
Well, to generate XML, you should never use echo/print e
Richtermeister wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to tie a shipping live-lookup API into my application via
> XML, and I was wondering how I'd best go about generating that XML to
> be sent out via curl..
>
You should be using XSLT templates, with XML data, NOT sfView for
generating XML.
But,
hutchic wrote:
> If I had access to aspect programming I'd be in the zone
> unfortunately.
>
>
Wondering off topic a tiny bit.
Have you used/seen http://phpaspect.org/ ?
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mohammad nikna wrote:
> hi
> i need tutorial about login and logout
Please see the manual (security section), and the askeet turtorial.
Also, have a look at sfGuard plugin.
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Tom Haskins-Vaughan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've just been reading chapter 11 of The Book ("Ajax Integration") and
> I have to say I am pretty excited. I don't relish the thought of
> tweaking endlessly with Javascript to get basic functionality working
> across browsers.
>
I don't use them. Person
Yohan 'rouKs' G. wrote:
> I have the following problem when I make a symfony propel-build-
> model :
>
> Fatal error: Declaration of UnixFileSystem::getBooleanAttributes()
> must be compatible with that of FileSystem::getBooleanAttributes() in /
> usr
> /share/php/symfony11/1.1/lib/plugins/sfPrope
kusum wrote:
> i enabled partial caching cache.yml file .how i can check that is
> working properly
>
Personally, I edit settings.yml to enabled caching in dev, and then you
get pretty boxes around cached areas.
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> How I can use send mail functionality like sfMail in the symfony 1.1?
> I know if set compat_10: on in the settings I can use sfMail, but as
> far as I know this setting uses for compatible old versions symfony
> with symfony 1.1, am I right? I developing new project on
Kasper G wrote:
> On 31 Mar., 22:09, "Mohammad Ali Safari"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> You probably want to use flash
>> instead:http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/06-Inside-the-Controller-Laye...
>>
>>
>
> Using flash is essentially storing the value in the session with the
>
James wrote:
> I am trying to figure out if there's a way to get a list of query
> string keys but looking through the docs I am at a loss.
>
>
you can get all request params by doing...
$this->getRequest()->getParameterHolder()->getAll(); - or somethign very
similar to that - check API docs
Charley Tiggs wrote:
> Ian,
>
> If you're not using propel and you're not using Doctrine... What are you
> using, if I may ask?
Internally developed solution - we intend to release it when we have
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> The second method returns an object, and I need the array.
I don't use propel anymore, but just some advice...
Try to remove as many lines as possible from your problem before
reporting it - there's a lot of stuff going on in your pastes, and I
wonder if 90% of it c
hutchic wrote:
> We've recently moved to a multi-webhost multi-database setup.
>
> However now the session table keeps having collisions
>
You need to use transactions and read a little about concurrency issues
I think :)
the default database session backend doesn't do locking, and you're
Fabian Lange wrote:
> Hi Sumedh,
> unfortunately PHP is not there yet with regards things like resource
> pooling. Its PHP what limits it more than the capabilities of mysql.
> Yes it can improve performance for you to use persistent connections, but
> the mechanism isn't that sophisticated as in
This might be useful:
http://pookey.co.uk/blog/archives/40-Stateless-password-reset-system.html
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Usman wrote:
> Hi all
> i am using symfony 1.1 (beta)with Doctrine as ORM but for admin
> generator its not working . "doctrinie-init-admin" command throws an
> error
> Fatal error: Call to a member function mirror() on a non-object in C:
> \wamp\www\yigg\plugins\sfDoctrinePlugin\lib\task
> \sfDoc
cleve wrote:
> Thanks Ian,
>
> That's really useful.
>
> Any luck with sfDynamicCMS plugin? I see sylvio has released a new
> version this morning.
I'll be giving Sylvio SSH access on Tuesday to get it working - that one
does look rather interesting :)
There's also http://www6.pookey.co.uk/f
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> How do you people go about functional testing on your forms in sf1.1,
> when by default forms result a CSRF token?
>
> I imagine there's an easy way that I'm currently oblivious to :)
>
> Thanks,
>
For the output be
Hi all,
How do you people go about functional testing on your forms in sf1.1,
when by default forms result a CSRF token?
I imagine there's an easy way that I'm currently oblivious to :)
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In sf1.1 , you cuold listen to an event (forget whihc one, look at the
wiki) to inject your own routing rules during application config you
could add a route for each module there, there really ideal though, but
it would work.
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will take the required steps.
The list gets a spam here or there, it's not a huge problem though, at
the moment it's pretty easy to just delete them ;)
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Joao wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This seams to be a recurring need, validate a field only if another
> field has some value.
> Does symfony 1.1 has any validator that allows to do this ?
>
This is someting you'd ned to do with a postValidator, as they are
provided with the full array of fields... I don
will help de-couple your model from the framework itself. Also, it
means that this code it reusable for any other objects that implement
the IMyUser interface, you could make your User model implement it for
example...
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validate, therefore improving livliness,
and reducing server load.
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Nicolas Perriault wrote:
> Yes, I guess, but shit happens ^_^
>
If ever you do test - left us know :D
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Nicolas Perriault wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Ian P. Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> there's overhead in connecting to a memcache server
>
> Interesting. Do you have any pointer on this ? I thought memcache was
> the fastest solution
Sumedh wrote:
> And BTW, I wanted to thank Lee and Christian... :)
Or Lee and Ian perhaps? ;)
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"symfony users&qu
re quite different beasts.
I think the concept of storing forms in a session is foreign to symfony
devs, and as I've never worked with JSP - I'm not sure why you want to
do it. Can you expand on this?
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floating about regarding getting Zen Cart to
integrate with symfony - but I know nothing about that really :)
Dunno if that helps...
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plication is already connected to a database, and
not a memcache server, perhaps just using the database is better.
So, short answer, I don't know - but there's food for thought at least :)
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Marcelo wrote:
> So, it is not normal ?
> When use a helper the javascript MUST appear ?
This is a bit of a guess, because yu're a bit vague
But maybe you're using javascript_tag, but not 'echo javascrit_tag(...)';
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Thomas Rabaix wrote:
> The original propel project handle validation at the Model level. This
> feature has not been kept on symfony, don't know why ...
Firstly, please don't cross post! :)
Secondly, whilst I don't know why it was not done this way - but
validating things in the model doesn't a
Haris Zukanovic' wrote:
> I think that action is never reached when there are validation errors.
> There may be other places where to insert such a hack :)
handleError function.
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munim wrote:
> Hi
> I am using the sfRegexValidator for form validation. The problem is, I
> don't know the perl syntax for regular expressions.
You'll need to anchor your regex for it to be useful in form validation
usually. I advise the O'reilly book on regexs if you need more
knowledge on th
Takaaki Kato wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't have the slightest idea how to use these. Any suggestion would
> be appreciated.
You don't 'use' them they are there so you can see untranslated
strings.
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