Hello,
Couple of reasons why i've chosen Doctrine instead of Propel:
- far, far, far, far better documentation
- IMHO more readable queries with DQL than with criterions
- code is maintained and actively developed - this means that bug will
be fixed and support for new version of dbm's will be
Hello,
There's gonna be symfony support in Netbeans 7.0. Now netbeans
developers are gathering requirements and usecases from symfony
developers.
More details here:
http://blogs.sun.com/netbeansphp/entry/evaluating_of_symfony _support
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Sorry, link is broken, here's a proper one:
http://blogs.sun.com/netbeansphp/entry/evaluating_of_symfony_support
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Hello and thanks for all responses
On Nov 24, 9:37 pm, Lee Bolding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$pos = new CartPosition();
$pos-product = some product;
$pos-cart = CartTable::findByPk($someWrongId);
$pos-save();
That looks... wrong.
In several different ways.
1) cart ID should
Hello and thanks for all your answers
On Nov 23, 12:34 pm, small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Miachel,
Good question - you will actually find the first few chapters of the
book explain each part of the MVC model - and what part of your code
should go where. I strongly recommend you have a read
Hello,
I'm little concerned with getAttribute usage - because it returns
default null value when attribute name is wrong.
For example, using in template:
echo $sf_user-getAttribute(last_login);
instead of
echo $sf_user-getAttribute(lastlogin);
can lead to error which isn't noticed by php.
My
Hello,
Are there somewhere some good designs patterns how to write in
symfony?
I mean something like - what should be done in controller(action),
form, in model. Something like Call the expert: refactoring story on
symfony blog page.
For example i have a such problem - there's a shopping cart