Or... $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']
It may look "dirty", but your models won't be coupled to Symfony ;)
It should be marginally more efficient too - after all, at the end of
the day that's exactly how Symfony is gonna get that information back
to you.
On 21 Mar 2009, at 09:29, michael.pie...@goog
I would do neither!
The is the model. It knows about its data, but id does not know where to get
it from. It should not. No models should read data from outside themselves.
It might be finde to do recalculation of own data, but where should it get
the information from? This is exactly the problem y
Yep, coupling model with outside data is really, really bad idea.
Let's look at Lee's example of using plain $_SERVER array. It works. It
works almost everywhere... ALMOST.
1. What if U will decide to move models to another project with another
framework? What if that framework import all outside d
sfContext::getInstance()->getRequest()
Michael
On 21 Mrz., 03:00, Benjamin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my user model I would like to capture the user's ip address for new
> records in the user->save() event. I am using symfony 1.2. What is
> the best way to access the sfWebRequest object from wit
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 12:05 PM, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> is it even possible to overwrite $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']? I'll try it
> later on.
Of course - its a variable.
I don't think ANYBODY would ever use a framework that did that - if
> they did, they'd have far bigger problems than this ;)
>
is it even possible to overwrite $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']? I'll try it
later on.
I don't think ANYBODY would ever use a framework that did that - if
they did, they'd have far bigger problems than this ;)
As for Quercus, it's not stable - again, you've got far bigger
problems than just $_SER
Some more ideas.. some from the more practical side:
when you put it into save():
- what happens when you run a script to update the records which invokes
save()?
- what happens if an admin edits and save()s?
- what happens if a save() is triggered by a second save() on a related
object (have a
On 21 Mar 2009, at 11:40, Alan Bem wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 12:05 PM, Lee Bolding
> wrote:
>
> is it even possible to overwrite $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']? I'll try it
> later on.
>
> Of course - its a variable.
Yup, I tested it - you can. I never thought of that before. I always
assu
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Lee Bolding wrote:
>
> Yup, I tested it - you can. I never thought of that before. I always
> assumed (hoped?) the Zend Engine would somehow make environment
> variables read-only.
>
Let me quote a line from great movie "A Knight's Tale": "*(...) Pain*, *lots
of
There have been lots of great comments here and I have read all of
them. Fabian, I was going to deal with a majority of the issues you
mentioned by testing if a record was new or not.
Based on what everyone is saying though it was wrong for me to place
this in the model. I'll tell you guys what
On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 8:44 PM, Benjamin wrote:
> 1. When a password is saved, the setPassword method of the User model
> converts it into a hash.
> 2. I will set the ip using the action. The setIp method will convert
> it into an integer. I know there were some recommendations about
> creat
MySQL has built-in functionality for this with its inet_aton and
inet_ntoa functions.
I'm not entirely sure how you'd be able to use these from Doctrine or
Propel though.
PHP also has built-in ip2long and long2ip which achieve the same.
I don't understand your push v's pull problem :-/
You
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