[symfony-users] Re: Help with sfDoctrineGuard [SOLVED]

2009-03-07 Thread Brian Racer
Just an update to this, Lee's advice fixed my first question. My second question(fixture load error) was because in my schema.yml file, I had defined email's type as a varchar instead of a string. Whoops! Apparently that doesn't cause an error, *and* creates the proper field. You just can't sav

[symfony-users] Re: Help with sfDoctrineGuard

2009-03-04 Thread Brian Racer
That fixed it. I actually tried that before, but would get SQL errors adding the foreign key. I realized Doctrine's integer default is BIGINT on mysql, so I changed it to integer(4) and it worked. The fixture still gets the same error though. There are two lines that stand out to me in the base

[symfony-users] Re: Help with sfDoctrineGuard

2009-03-04 Thread Lee Bolding
At a guess, I'd say your foreign key reference doesn't work because it's the primary key in your sf_guard_user_profile. Create an id column, and then I think it will start working (you can always make user_id unique if you want only 1 profile per user). On 4 Mar 2009, at 23:56, Brian Racer w