only once, if cache is set and no GET or
POST parameters
-if (!$this-isFirstCall() || !sfConfig::get('sf_cache') ||
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Just noticing that if I redirect to a URL with an anchor tag,
Symfony redirects fine, except it strips the anchor tag off the
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supprised by these results - but I have mailed
Paul and will double check his findings.
I'll obviuosly let you know if I find anything at fault.
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as standard _GET vars too.
for example, in seach results paging, you don't want the search criteria
to go into the path, so:
/search/q/my+terms/page/1.html
would become
/search.html?q=my+termspage=1
How this would be represented in the routing file I'm not too sure :)
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won't work either because this is not
the same repository.
mod_proxy perhaps?
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I would go with a minimum version of 5.1.3 [1]
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with different hostnames.
I believe this issue was brought up a while ago, and keeping
applications won by a minority...
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' functions require an extra 2
method_exists() to be called per request, when most people don't use it.
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I assume some modifications are required to sfPatternRouting.class.php...
Myke Hines wrote:
Does the current routing system in the routing branch break BC?
No the current routing branch does not break BC.
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Ian P. Christian wrote:
Moving to dev list, as this is now about a development version.
Top posting so that what was posted to the user list is included.
I've been battling with this for a while, my conclusion: impossible!
the following allows it to happen:
Index: lib/symfony/routing
Ticket created:
http://trac.symfony-project.com/trac/ticket/1971
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Francois Zaninotto wrote:
Then it's a bug, and it is weird, because I thought there was a unit test on
this case that passed.
Can you update your ticket accordingly? I'll try to have a look at it.
François
Thanks Francois, updated!
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Hi all,
The symfony SVN server is sometimes pretty slow (for my atleast), and
have been known to go down a few times. (like it is at the moment?)
I have setup an unoffical SVN mirror.
http://symfony.pengus.net/
This is currently syncronised every 5 minutes.
If you are experiencing issues
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Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
I think we need to stop this thread now. From what I understand from
this thread, here is my decision:
Sounds good to me.
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Kris Wallsmith wrote:
On the topic of what to call things, does anyone have an opinion on
whether the sfUrchinPlugin is named incorrectly? Should it actually be
called sfGoogleAnalyticsPlugin?
Technically - I tihnk the sfUrchinPlugin is perhaps correct, as urchin
might still be a project
, to put content on the bottom/top of
anypage... what it would be called then I don't know.. and isnt' that
what slots are for?
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Stefan Koopmanschap wrote:
Hi guys (especially the dutch),
I've just launched a public beta of the website symfony-framework.nl,
a website advocating the use of symfony in the Netherlands, aiming at
developers and managers. A longer description of this can be found on
my weblog:
happily give you a call when it breaks.
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Hi all,
just starting to get back into symfony development again, and though I'd
check out trunk and see if I can help any.
However I fell at the first jump :)
On a fresh install, i see this:
Fatal error: Call to a member function dispatch() on a non-object in
Ian P. Christian wrote:
Hi all,
just starting to get back into symfony development again, and though I'd
check out trunk and see if I can help any.
However I fell at the first jump :)
Fun fun fun:
# grep sfContext cache/frontend/dev/config/config_autoload.yml.php
'sfContext
Should this really be in sfContext?
public function retrieveObjects($class, $peerMethod)
{
$retrievingClass = 'sf'.ucfirst(sfConfig::get('sf_orm',
'propel')).'DataRetriever';
return call_user_func(array($retrievingClass, 'retrieveObjects'),
$class, $peerMethod);
}
My commit access to trunk has vanished (I've not tried to use it for
months!)
can someone please look at that?
username is obviuosly 'pookey' :)
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Steve Daniels wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
I'd just like to voice my thanks and appreciation for the hard work
and time you put into Doctrine and the sfDoctrine plugin.
Yes, it's fantastic news. IMO sfDoctrinePlugin is important not only for
doctrine, but for symfony too.
I'm pleased more users
What's the best way of branching sfGuardDoctrine?
I want to tag the current realease for symfony 1.0.x, and have trunk for
1.1 dev.
However, the current plugin doens't have tag/branch/trunk folders, so
this change could berak lots of peoples apps!
any ideas?
of defense! ;)
You can limit access to specific URLs in the vhost, so frontend_dev.php
could only be accessible to users presenting a client SSL certificate.
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Kiril Angov wrote:
if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] == 'www.staging.com')
This header can be faked.
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doing so I think :)
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(or you could do it in PHP if
yo really wanted to...) to limit you by IP address, which can't easily
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Hi all,
Currently, a lot of Plugins are stored in svn directly under thier root
folder - that is to say, tehre is no 'trunk', 'branches' and 'tags' folder.
Recently, I've updated sfGuardDoctrine to have a branches folder, and a
trunk, and sfDoctrine has also been updated. No doubt others have
-project.com/plugins/sfDoctrineSimpleCMSPlugin/branches/symfony-1.0
Trunk will be used for sf1.1 development.
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Hi all,
By popular demand, we now have a new mailing-list for SVN commits.
http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-svn
This link doesn't work. group not found apparently?
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but I have not heard you guys talk about
performance, I think the most important thing is to think if the
performance will slow down by using X template system,
I'm not a pro-templating system person - but this argument is usually
void. Caching (either
Quoting Neonard0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
but I have not heard you guys talk about
performance, I think the most important thing is to think if the
performance will slow down by using X template system,
I'm not a pro-templating system person - but this argument is usually
void. Caching (either
really.
I'm sticking to PHP for templates for now though :)
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This stops symfony serving any HTTP1.1 features, such as, and possibly
most importantly - keep-alive!
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... can I commit my fix suggested to
sfBasicSecurityUser I posted to the user list? :)
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Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
I think we can change it for 1.1, not for 1.0. 1.0 branch is only for
bug fixes and this is not a bug.
Done
Symfony 1.0 uses HTTP 1.0
Symfony 1.1 uses HTTP 1.1
Who's writing the next version of HTTP specification for future versions
of symfony? :)
Kiril Angov wrote:
http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfPropelMigrationsLightPlugin
This does the job pretty well, you have to do still some work but it is
much better than having to remember what needs to be updated to
production when you push the code.
Doctrine also has support for
ved wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have been trying to implement the spellchecker plugin of tinyMCE for
use in one of my projects, but I keep getting this error
please use the user list for this kind of question.
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an
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The first lot of form widgets were checked in to trunk. No official
announcment yet, although there were mentioned briefly in the latest 'A
week of Symfony'
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anyones experience in them
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unfortunately...
Exciting times :)
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Christian Schaefer wrote:
hi there,
I am really excited about the current developments in doctrine and its
symfony plugin.
but when working on a schema.yml I always end up with errors and the
feeling that I have surely missed something.
Did you look in the doctrine manual?
, sign up on trac - and email me, or catch me
on IRC (pookey), and I'll give commit access.
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Jorge Laranjo wrote:
I've got 3 fields select_tag
What I want is to be able to update using AJAX one fields when this
values change (of the 3 other fields). Basically I want to sum all the 3
fields and update the 4th field.
Please do not cross post between mailing lists for things like this.
that need committing, we're happy to help, and give SVN access to those
deserving of it.
Many thanks,
Ian
[1] I say plural, almost all of this sfDoctrinePlugin work is done by
jonwage - feel free to send him a Christmas present ;)
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On Fedora, PHP is compiled without the built-in SQLite-Support.
Instead
the default installation loads the PDO and PDO_sqlite extensions. The
problem here is that Symfony's DB layer requires direct SQLite Support
via sqlite.so, not PDO_sqlite.
This is no a bug in
Gunnar Lium wrote:
I suggest not spending too much time on it.
I agree entirely.
Perhaps a warning box in the manual is all that's needed.
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symfony-users list then i'm getting in all my other lists, and inbox
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That's a fantastic idea, I 'm not sure why someone hasn't thought about
this before.
*cough* http://www.symfony-forge.org/ *cough* ;)
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Loïc Vernet wrote a message which failed to add the correct
headers in to thread properly!
your MUA is failing to thread messages properly, any way you can fix it?
There's no In-Reply-To or References header - I guess you need to report
this to Yahoo...
mozey wrote:
give it the Symfony stamp of approval
Good idea in principle - doubt many people will have time to do this though.
Perhaps the rating system needs to have different ratings, for example...
ease of use:
features:
quality of code:
extensibility:
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, and they probably appreciated the work you did.
As for the google analytic code, I've also pondered over the use of this
as a plugin before - as I always just put code at the bottom of my
layout.php. But I've not looked at this plugin, maybe it does more then
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Matthias N. wrote:
Hi,
were there any bigger changes in the routing implementation of sf 1.1?
I just tried to add default routes in a plugin but it seems they get
loaded too late so the matching is over and the added routes don't get
taken into account..
Problem with sf1.1 - I already
Ian P. Christian wrote:
Either way, if it is your problem , I believe you'll see your route
being maching BEFORE you see your routes being connected in the debug
toolbar/logs.
For example, here:
http://www2.pookey.co.uk/frontend_dev.php/cms/home?edit=true
notice in the debug tool bar
Ian P. Christian wrote:
class LoginForm extends sfForm
{
public function bind($vars)
{
$request = sfContext::getInstance()-getRequest();
if ($request-hasParameter(self::$CSRFFieldName))
{
$vars[self::$CSRFFieldName] =
$request
.
Not sure if this is a bug, a feature I'm missing, or somethign the form
widgets just simply shouldn't be doing.
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to maintain HTML templates for my forms at the moment though
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Ian P. Christian wrote:
Maybe you can already- but the way a form element is output should be
modifiable pragmatically, not just by using a manual method in the
template. For example, if you want errors to appear below a input,
rather then above, and you want to use table-less form layers
RTFS to find out of this is already possible ;)
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Hi again all,
For those interested, here's a really really simple demo of the new
forms in action.
http://www2.pookey.co.uk/frontend_dev.php/
This page is going to change over time - in the short term is will
slowly grow with more interesting form examples whilst I play - in the
long term,
James wrote:
Hey there,
I've been programming with Symfony for a couple weeks now. I almost
have my first project finished.
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http://www.symfony-project.org/api/1_0/sfComponent
How many other people have failed to see the 'more' think there in the past?
I think by default that should show, as it's the most useful part of
that page IMO!
Opinions?
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as suggested
initially) would be far too heavy I imagine, with 100's of objects being
created just to show a table.
If anyone's interested in discussing the topic, you can of course find
me on IRC :)
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, but.. there's be a surprising lack of
input :)
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Ian P. Christian wrote:
Any objections to adding a getValue() call into sfForm?
There's currently a getValues() which returns all values, but not a call
to get a single value from the form.
I had to write this for my own needs really -so I commited it - should
we not want it feel free
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
You can't just add a feature in trunk just because you have a need for it:
* All new features must come with unit tests. The new
form/validator/widget framework has 100% code coverage.
* As we now have a 1.1 branch, changes must go to the 1.1 branch and
then
Hi all,
As some of you will already know, symfony has a SVN mailing list hosted
on google ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - this is preferable to
following commits over the RSS provided by trac for some people - such
as myself.
I personally think that it would be really useful to also have Trac
email
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
Hi all,
The symfony 1.1 release comes along nicely but I still have 2
major/blocking problems which need to be fixed before 1.1-beta1 and I
have no simple solution:
* Plugins are unable to register routes (#2408)
* It's not possible to connect listeners
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
The symfony core is optimized for the 2 following escaping strategy:
both and bc. If you use one of those 2 strategies, $pager will be escaped.
Understood - so what do we want to do here?
1) Ignore it, and just say it's not supported (which I might sound
negative
consider expected behaviour by doing this:
$this-getController()-setRenderMode(sfView::RENDER_NONE);
return sfView::NONE;
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Fabian Lange wrote:
Hi pookey,
I recently found this behaviour being good. It does not load the view
sfView::NONE says this.
However your HTTP response HAS to be sent. The browser is eagerly waiting
for something.
I see you might say that you just want to return Headers. This is what I
Nicolas Perriault wrote:
So I'm in for two pseudo-namespaces, one for the official plugins and
another one for unofficial ones (eg. sf and usf, or whatever.)
+1
But we should act a decision before applying changes to the repos, I guess...
Indeed - already people have started to rename
NekoKun wrote:
Hi, Im posting this to know if this 'issue' has been fixed or not.
Hi,
Please repost this to the symfony-users list.
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Dustin Whittle wrote:
Fabien,
+1 from me too.. Do you want to setup the svn structure and migrate plugins
to experimental? Once we are finalized here, I will migrate the plugins I
maintain.
Where does symfony-forge fit in if we are migrating to an
'/experimental' directory? I would
Anderson Mesquita wrote:
Hello everybody,
The symfony-dev list is for development discussion of symfony, and not
it's usage.
Please re-post this on teh symfony-users mailing list.
Good luck solving your problem,
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Carl Vondrick wrote:
And the other idea: What about a mix of solution 1 and 2 by a magic
prefix marking a var as safe, for example:
$this-foo = 'escaped';
$this-_bar = 'not escaped';
+1
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Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
fixed in r7124.
sorry - it was on my todo list, hadn't been forgotten - I'm so busy with
work at the moment :/
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With the help of a few others, I have been collecting donations to get
Fabien and Francois a gift. I was hoping to collect enough to get a
little present for them both to thank them for their hard work in
providing us with the symfony framework, and the documentation that goes
with
Ian P. Christian wrote:
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As requested off list, this has been increased to the 7th Feb, so allow
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').'/images/default_icon.png';
It defaults to using a blank icon.
I vote for the removal of this feature. I would rather just have the
'name' param used as a textual link.
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Fabian Lange wrote:
Hi,
as I am still running across symfony pages that have their dev env in
production I want to bring this up to dev-list notice. Any thoughts of
integrating a combination of Ant's and my idea?
I really think that enabling _dev on production should be a conscious step.
Matthias N. wrote:
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current application in sfUser (or in the session storage driver) and
if not it should open a new one.
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sfException(sprintf('Call to undefined method
sfUser::%s.', $method));
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gimler wrote:
hello,
i change in http://trac.symfony-project.com/changeset/7202 the
template path.
The Symfony mirror is currently down for maintenance - it will be back
up again in about an hour.
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gimler wrote:
hello,
i change in http://trac.symfony-project.com/changeset/7202 the
template path.
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. '/data';
$sf_overlay_dir = '/etc/ramp';
# ls /etc/ramp/
apps config settings.yml
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problems when you do something like this:
$this-forward('moo', 'index') from the index action of cow!
The names of per-action classes should probably be 'fully-qualified'.
indexMooAction, and indexCowAction perhaps?
I suggest this change for sf1.1
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Christian Schaefer wrote:
hi frank,
this is from the top of my head and might not work right away but the
general answer is:
Also
Please take this kind of chat to the symfony-users list. Thanks! :D
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into their own 'overlay' directory. This allows them to provide
their own implementation of actions, override config settings , override
templates etc.
The per-action classes make this far easier for us.
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early on
Hi Fabien,
Do you have any plans to make these changes soon?
I'm quite in need of them for an existing project :)
Thanks,
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