Yes, the blog package is outdated.
François
2007/11/21, Matthias N. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I installed all plugins using the plugin-install command, these are my
> versions:
>
> symfony 1.0.8
> -stable # pear.symfony-project.com (symfony)
> sfGuardPlugin
I installed all plugins using the plugin-install command, these are my
versions:
symfony 1.0.8
-stable # pear.symfony-project.com (symfony)
sfGuardPlugin 1.1.13-stable # pear.symfony-
project.com (symfony)
sfMediaLibraryPlugin 0.9.1-b
I'd say that you must set up the user class for the blog plugin in a
configuration file, and that you skipped this step.
But this is an old bug, and it is normally fixed in the trunk. Which
version of the blog plugin do you use?
François
2007/11/20, Matthias N. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> If I mov
If I move the Blog plugin out of the project the model is successfully
created.
So it seems that the blog plugin is broken at the moment!?
Regards,
Matthias
On 20 Nov., 19:23, "Matthias N." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> in a symfony 1.0 project I installed the following plugins:
>
> sfFee
