would try to hydrate about 9
objects which I don't want.
Please help...
Manoj Ghimire
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> Did you try putting your shared constants in the project's app.yml ?
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> François
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> 2008/4/17, Manoj Ghimire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> > I am working on a project which has about 5 applications inside i
I am working on a project which has about 5 applications inside it.
There are several constants that I would prefer to share between the
applications. Currently I am copy pasting the values from one
application's app.yml file to other applications file. I know I can
create a myProjectContants clas
ests as $interest)
> {
> $blog_posts[$blog_post_ids[$interest->getBlogPostId()]]-
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> >setInterestForUserId($interest,$user_id);
> }
> }
>
> Finally create the setInterestForUserId and getInterestForUserId
> functions
>
> Another approach is to do the que
ally I used a component for it, which for every table1 post
queried the database for the given user_id to the table2. This
increased the database queries used to build that page very much, so
had to find this Hack out.
Do I make some sense ?? Did I do it correct
Thanx for the responses. I'll try our all the above suggested
solutions. I saw its mentioned that the UGLY hacks work on mysql but I
am using PostgreSQL, hope it will work there too.
On Apr 14, 6:07 pm, Jill Elaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > The quick and dirty one:
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> > > $c = new Crite
I had tried this out. It will generate the SQL
SELECT table1.* FROM table1
LEFT JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.table1_id
where table2.user_id = 27.
In this case if table2 will not have an entry for the user_id then the
row will not be selected. So in this case I want to take the advantage
fro
I want to join two tables as given below in the SQL. Is there a way to
do it using Propel or should I make a raw query using Creole for it ??
The trick I want to use is using multiple condition for the table join
like
SELECT table1.* FROM table1
LEFT JOIN table2 ON (table1.id = table2..table1_id
I want to join two tables as given below in the SQL. Is there a way to
do it using Propel or should I make a raw query using Creole for it ??
The trick I want to use is using multiple condition for the table join
like
SELECT table1.* FROM table1
LEFT JOIN table2 ON (table1.id = table2..table1_id
I see in the manual that there is a function isXmlHttpRequest() to
find if the request is AJAX request or simple HTTP request. I guess
the function must have been defined in the controller but I don't find
any such function. I am using symfony 1.0, is the function added after
that ??
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ear_end' => $year_end)
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> By default you get +-5 years
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> .: Fabian
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> On Behalf Of Manoj Ghimire
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> To: symfony users
&g
I tried the function input_date_tag to get the date input. I found
that in case of year selection, there are some options avilable say
from 2003 to 2010. I want to have this list of options configurable.
Is there any way to do it ??
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