I have been researching alot of realtime web technologies to a point
where i am just pretty confused on how everything should work
together, so i wonder if anyone has any experience in this field yet ?
When you dig around google and read up on that topic you find alot of
new technologies and
Hello,
in the last days i have been thinking alot about some kind of
architecture for an upcoming project, but my limited experience in
that field makes it really hard to decide on possible solutions, so i
thought that id ask the symfony community for help :)
The basic setup is this:
On the one
not too much difference since both compile to php files.
Smarty has its own syntax though which you have to learn and which has
limits, while the symfonys template component uses standard php which
can do anything you want it todo without writing workarounds in
smarty...
also one could argue
So i have the the latest version of symfony 1.2 and
sfDoctrineGuardPlugin. I already has this working in 1.1 but now in
1.2 its giving me headaches...
This is what happens:
Form Validation etc all works perfect, all the data gets created, also
related table data gets created. It creates a
so i upgraded to sf 1.2 today and have this register form that worked
in 1.1 but in 1.2 it gives me the following error that doesnt say
much:
500 | Internal Server Error | Doctrine_Validator_Exception
Validation error in class sfGuardUser
stack trace
* at ()
in
Hi Jonathan,
that doesnt make a difference :/
there are atleast 3 other people on irc/the forums curious about this
i am using sf 1.1 with the latest doctrine 1.1 branch from the repo
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, Oct 30, 2008 at 8:53 AM, kayoone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
that doesnt make a difference :/
there are atleast 3 other people on irc/the forums curious about this
i am using sf 1.1 with the latest doctrine 1.1 branch from the repo
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http://nopaste.php-q.net/66370
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'); ? method=POST
table
?php echo $form; ?
/table
input type=submit name=save value=save /
/form
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complete and updated code:
http://nopaste.php-q.net/66370
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embedded forms drive me mad... i dont get what you guys are mean...
in the BasesfGuardUserForm Classes that get generates, there is
nothing regarding an embedded form... i have my schema setup to link
to a profile like this:
UserProfile:
actAs: [Sluggable, Timestampable]
tableName:
thank you, but i figured that out already. In the posts above they
said to look at the sfGuard Forms to get a hang of form embedding, its
just that i cant find anything...
I got my embedded profile form together with the sfGuardForm, but when
processing and calling $this-form-save() only the
you can view my code here, quite simple, just testing
http://nopaste.php-q.net/66103
the profile is saved, but there is no new guarduser being created with
it.
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Hi there,
i have recently started playing around with symfony 1.1 for a new
project and really like it. I even like the new form system quite
alot.
However, i ran into a problem where i dont know how to solve it in a
good way...
In my older symfony 1.0 applications i used to have an area where
@Mark
i think what he means is that if he is using url_for() or link_to() in
the templates, that it wont produce Urls with the subdomains...
is there a way to solve that ? Maybe the simplest solution would be to
make a link helper that wraps around the basic symfony link helpers
On 4 Jul.,
another option would be to sync the index data between the servers
with rsync, which would also lead to better load balance for the index
files.
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Is there a better answer, NFS is not an option I want to explore.
Part of the reason is security.
having every user ping the server every X seconds with an ajay request
is not that good performance wise...
imagine you have 2000 concurrent users on the site, that would result
in bazillion more requests per minute (if you ping every 15sec for
example).
You have to save the time of the last
thanks for all the informative answers, good stuff!
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such
a subjet ^^
On 20 mai, 18:42, kayoone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
symfony has nice features to deploy your applications and to create
the database from the schema files etc.
However, once you got data on your production machine its not that
easy to keep the database layout in sync, so
got it now...
the problem was that I use DbDesigner to model the database where i
cant
make a relationship to a table thats not in the current layout, so no
way to make a relationship to a table of a plugin.
This however works when i use the yml file for editing the db layout,
so
i think
symfony has nice features to deploy your applications and to create
the database from the schema files etc.
However, once you got data on your production machine its not that
easy to keep the database layout in sync, so how do you do it ?
Since my symfony project is not production ready i am
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got it now...
the problem was that I use DbDesigner to model the database where i
cant
make a relationship to a table thats
nobody using sfGuard for complex projects? Common :)
I dont see a problem i using the profile_id to link it with site
content, but it would need 2 joins then to get the username.
eg:
$article-getMemberProfile()-getsfGuardUser()-getUsername()
That would result in more complex queries, which
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Yes, but with a 1:1 relationship they'll both be the same number. They
should never be different unless you've manually altered your database.
But you can use constraints to further enforce this :)
On 19 May 2008, at 13:31, kayoone wrote:
but propel objects need
need to modfiy the data in sf_guard_user table...
so it doesn't make sense to be working with user objects directly.
I'm not sure if that's the *correct* way of doing it, but it's
efficient, and it works for me :)
On 19 May 2008, at 16:08, kayoone wrote:
mmh...the thing is, i dont want
thx for your answer!
On 17 Mai, 20:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For your first question : modules should be specific to a project,
plugins are made for reusability.
Of course you can svn:externals a module, and it will be the same,
but :
- whenever you have to make a
Hi there,
i use sfGuard in a recent project for the first time and am pretty
happy with it, however i ran into an issue id like to sahre with you /
hear your opinion on.
sfGuard has a basic user table and a profile table which i can link
with the user table, for that sfGuard has its own
Hi all,
i am wondering what the benefits are in using plugins vs moduls, or if
there are any at all.
Many of the modules which are developed for an application cant be
reused in future projects, atleast thats what i plan to do, so that
when you have 4-5 Projects which all use most of the same
i use the Swift SMTP Class for sending emails, there also is a plugin
called sfSwift to easily install everything ready for symfony.
As the smtp server i just use my regular mail hosts server.
On May 15, 10:19 am, markchicobaby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone test sending of emails in a
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