[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-02 Thread LvanderRee
Hi Alex, sorry I completely missed this thread! Last week however I implemented a extenstion on sfDataSourcePropel, that allowed me to perform a custom query (not only by defining criteria, but also by overruling PropelBasePeer to define my own inner- queries, with nested select-queries). I

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-01 Thread E_lexy
@ floria: you're right, but there problem is no less ;-) I have tried doctrine, but the problem remains the same. When you have a non-hydratable field in your query, you cannot use sfDatasourcePropel/Doctrine, because the results gets hydrated toward a model. So I tried the sfDatasourceArray

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-01 Thread Gareth McCumskey
Class Idea has no method called getideaRelationId Should your getter not be getIdeaRelationId ... note the case of that i after the get. Perhaps in your code you are calling the method with bad case On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 11:34 AM, E_lexy alexk...@gmail.com wrote: I am trying to use sfGrid

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-01 Thread E_lexy
Hi all, @Gareth, The class doesn't have this method because the column is the result of an aggregate function in the Doctrine_query I have found a solution for the doctrine way, I guess it will be more or less the same for Propel. Don't know if it is the nicest way, feel free to comment The

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-01 Thread Gareth McCumskey
I didn't realise you were using Doctrine. I have been using Propel pretty much exclusively myself when I get into symfony at 1.0. My thinking is that a solution for Propel would be to just create that method in the tables model class to catch calls to that column and return what the result should

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-10-01 Thread alex knol
Gareth, That's what I tried at first too, but what if you cannot get data from this because it's an aggregate function based on a parameter Then you would have to look in the criteria (in the propel case) or DQL (in the case of doctrine) to see if the alias is defined and you can count on

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-09-08 Thread Florian
Hi, just my 2 cents, but the message says : [code] Class Idea has no method called getideaRelationId. [/code] Symfony complains a bout not being able to find a setter. - understandable. I believe i need make a setter, but where? in Idea? So you surely are talking about a Getter , no ?

[symfony-users] Re: sfGrid and Custom query

2009-09-07 Thread Bernhard Schussek
Hi, I cannot help you directly, but I hope that Leon will reply shortly to help you with your issue. Bernhard -- Software Architect Engineer Blog: http://webmozarts.com --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google