Hi,
You can always make directory in /var/www/UserName which belongs to user and
servers only php scripts, which should be read-only for apache and have a
directory /var/www/UserName/share, with mask 777 (or owned by www-data) for
files used by scripts.
On the other hand Symfony doesn't have to
I think symfony is a great tool for fast development, and this is the main
purpose I'm using it.
In case of building social network, there are better technologies like Java
or .NET which can outperform PHP and are not bound to
request-processing-responce model.
It is possible to build large
I've recently worked on a small project using PDT.
For errors: I didn't figured how to remove error checking from symfony
directory. It wasn't a problem, cause Eclipse shows an icon on files
which have errors.
Eclipse should index your code, and it will propably check the
lib/vendor/symfony, so
Hi,
You should edit 'memory_limit' in your php.ini. I've set it to 128M
and every task works well.
Regards,
Maciej Aleksandrowicz
2010/11/30 HAUSa jeroen_heeft_behoefte_aan_r...@hotmail.com:
If I run a task created in my lib/task folder, I get this error:
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory
jeroen_heeft_behoefte_aan_r...@hotmail.com:
Can I configure this in the .htaccess as well?
On 30 nov, 17:31, Macvek mac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
You should edit 'memory_limit' in your php.ini. I've set it to 128M
and every task works well.
Regards,
Maciej Aleksandrowicz
2010/11/30 HAUSa
Hi,
You can invoke php code by using ajax from rendered page.
As far as I know, php is processed during time of connection and after
its exit, apache closes connection.
Regards,
Maciej Aleksandrowicz
2010/11/10 torok84 toro...@gmail.com:
I am developping a site in wichi I use PHP Lucene for
If JS is not generated dynamically and it doesn't generate html
(document.write) then the best way is to put it in file and refer by
js helper
( use_javascript() ).
Then to run the code, you bind to DOM Load event to execute js. In
jQuery it is $(document).ready( ... ).
Encapsulating js in file
!
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 10:43 AM, Macvek mac...@gmail.com wrote:
If JS is not generated dynamically and it doesn't generate html
(document.write) then the best way is to put it in file and refer by
js helper
( use_javascript() ).
Then to run the code, you bind to DOM Load event to execute
Hi,
I've found it in 5 secounds and never tried, but this plugins should
do the trick.
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfPropelSqlDiffPlugin/0_1_6
IN THEORY:
Just create a new schema with column removed and then use plugin to
create a sql diff database.
The diff should create an alter
... MY BAD ... it is for propel ...
2010/10/22 Macvek mac...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I've found it in 5 secounds and never tried, but this plugins should
do the trick.
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfPropelSqlDiffPlugin/0_1_6
IN THEORY:
Just create a new schema with column removed
If it is a problem with alias, then You should copy aliased contents
to htdocs/sf which will solve it.
Also try to get css files in browser by direct access.
BTW. At the end of day 3 you are not suppose to see /job with
graphical contents, which is configured in day 4: The Stylesheets,
Images,
I've worked on a similar project.
As the system required authentication for every possible action, I've
created every module in the frontend.
Then there was a login module which, after positive authentication,
set a variable in the $this-getUser() property indicating rights the
user had.
Then in
You should look for university projects where they give free accounts
for testing.
But I've never heard of the professional hosting company with free ssh
access. There are many security issues with shell access and
administrators don't give such a service for free.
AFTER GOOGLE SEARCH:
I've
In Jobeet tutorial : http://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_4/Doctrine/en/10
There is an example in Job Activation and Publication
Regards,
Maciej Aleksandrowicz
2010/10/12 guiguiboy guillaume.bre...@gmail.com
As Christopher Schnell said, you have to use flash messages.
Guillaume B.
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