t;new"/"edit" section and set it to the form class
which should be used:
new:
class: myNewForm
edit:
class: myEditForm
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Ah yes. I see my mistake now. Thank you all for the replies.
Strange that:
propel:
article:
id:
upload:
file: varchar
size: 255
still worked. I guess "file:varchar" was ignored since there's no
"file" attribute to set and it defaulted to varchar?
Sincerely appreciative.
Upload was just a field. My schema was:
propel:
article:
id:
upload:
file: varchar(255)
and this caused an error:
[propel-sql-exec] Failed to execute
I changed to:
propel:
article:
id:
upload:
file: varchar
size: 255
And the error was gone. I figured this
Is this a bug or no?
or does it not matter because it's changed for 1.2?
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When the sql is built from my schema, I receive an error due to
varchar missing a size.
If my schema says (as is in the documentation):
upload:
file: varchar(255)
The sql is: `upload` VARCHAR
But when I change it to:
upload:
file: varchar
size: 255
The sql is: `upload`
