The problem is that I have my deployment cache in my ./build folder
and symfony is loading the config file from that folder every time the
kernel is booted.
Cannot import resource 'database_dev.yml' from '/home/jesse/
myProject/build/cached-copy/app/config/config_dev.yml'.
Is there some silver
I've never had any success with extending entities because you always
end up with a class that cant be used after you extend the entity. I
see a lot of people using Base entities which is essentially the
same thing as a model which an entity extends.
Create a mapped super class which inherits
that there should be a way to flag a field as disabled,
without making it read_only. Currently, the only way that I see of
flagging a field as disabled is by making it read_only which I think
there should be some distinction of purpose between the two terms.
Thanks,
Jesse
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Symfony user group in the new york metro area. So I started one. How
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So we have the following problem when trying to switch over to fcgi
rather than mod_php
I can get all normal symfony routes etc working fine. The only issue
is when we try to do special rewrites for certain paths using
mod_rewrite. For instance: (from .htaccess in the webroot)
RewriteRule
: [AppUrl, Helper]
Pavel
On Jan 5, 6:42 pm, Jesse jesse.bad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Saad,
Im the current lead developer of the smarty plugin.
I dont see your Symfony library path in that error which seems to be
the problem. I have symfony installed as an external under project
Asif,
Make sure that the Symfony library is in your projects path. If it
cant finder your symfony helpers then its because you dont have
Symfony as part of your path.
Jesse
On Jan 5, 2:46 am, Asif infinite.desi...@gmail.com wrote:
i have installed the symfony version 1.2.1 on my server
you can try to create a module.yml for the specific module you want to
disable smarty..
set
all:
view_class: sfPHP
On Dec 22, 5:56 am, Prashanth munichli...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am working on a project where people has used smaty for the
view class, I want to disable that for
OK so here is the problem.. I have a simple country / state
selector ..
$this-setWidget('state_id', new
sfWidgetFormDoctrineSelect(array(
'model' = 'State',
'query' =
Doctrine_Query::create()-from('State')-where
('country_id = ?',
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