Is symfony actually installed on this new server or is your project frozen?
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
Frank He wrote:
> I also suspect the new server configuration does not support symfony's
> minimum requirement, such as PDO, php 5 or whate
And make sure your permissions are correct.
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
a
Frank He wrote:
> Sounds like you have to update your configue file, such as
> database.yml, app.yml, settings.yml etc. You can use frontend_dev.php
> to see where is
You can not use JQuery and Prototype at the same time. All the
library's use one component of JS and they can not both use it at the
same time. Unfortunately you can only use one at a time
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
Sid Bachtiar wrote:
> G
No problem.
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
maestro wrote:
> Oppps, this is embarrassing. I was missing the autoIncrement: true, in
> my message schema.yml.
> Nathan thanx for your time..
>
> On Mar 16, 10:53 pm, maestro wrote:
>
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That means it is not yet saved.
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
maestro wrote:
> sadly $this->getObject()->getId() is returning a null in my case...
> although the rest of the object values are there.
>
> On Mar 16, 8:13 pm, Nathan
It is this line here that does it.
$entry->setServerId($this->getObject()->getId());
within
public function saveEmbeddedForms($con = null, $forms = null)
Because by the time that is called the main object is then saved.
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionsla
I use propel not doctrine
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Nathan Rzepecki
http://www.lionslair.net.au
Schorsch wrote:
> Hey,
>
> do you have an non empty schema.yml file? Doctrine stores it's
> schema.yml in the config/doctrine folder. If the doctrine folder
> doesn't exist, yo
