Your syntax is different from what I usually run. I usually go with
something like:
symfony propel:generate-crud backend category BlogCategory
(the last is the model you use, the next to last is any name that you
want to give to the module.)
On May 26, 7:09 am, Vikaash wrote:
> hai
>
> I m
Hi,
Symfony 1.1 has the following
Initiating an Administration Module
With symfony, you build an administration on a per-module basis. A
module is generated based on a Propel object using the
propel:init-admin task:
> php symfony propel:init-admin backend article Article
Thanks
Deepak
On Tue
Hi Kai
yes why not I was talking about the Admin ge
of "Initiating an Administration Module"
of the following website
"http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/14-Generators "
anyway thank you for your suggestion
I'll try ur suggestion
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Hi paras,
" mentioned in the website".
Can you post a link?
Perhaps: On Linux you shoud use
./symfony propel:generate.admin
instead of php symfony p
2008/12/19 paras
>
> when I run this command in terminal [Fedora 7]
> "php symfony propel:generate-admin backend answer"
> i got following e
