Do not use sfContext::getInstance() in your models.
On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 05:30, Gabo gabopo...@gmail.com wrote:
Help!!
i used
c:\project\symfony doctrine:data-load
the error:
The default context does not exist.???
Symfony 1.2.9 , Doctrine Plugin, sfDoctrineGuard.
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On 01/09/2010 05:43 AM, rekarnar wrote:
try and check the head of your document and see if it is attempting to
load the css with an incorrect path
Hi rekarnar,
I think you are referring to the file cropper.css, but it's loaded
correctly when the template is showed without the modal box
On 9 Jan 2010, at 03:32, Parijat Kalia wrote:
I like the DIY for a bug in open source vs a dead end to a bug in closed
source as a really solid example.
Can you give a more concrete example? yes, theoretically that's correct - but
in the PHP world, code isn't compiled.
If you've paid for
I would like to point out Enterprise Java used to be closed source.
We all saw what the IBM(IBM came up with EJB) price point did
as far as pricing solutions right out of the marketplace.
MS.NET has similar problems. and the amount of
failed IT projects using Enterprise java or MS.NEt is somewhat
But you still have a chance with open source because the source is
available. With closed source, if the company decided to not continue
the product or not fix a bug, then that's the end of it.
Another advantage is the licensing. Most open source comes with
generic open source licensing that
On Sat, 9 Jan 2010, Lee Bolding wrote:
How many people saw the critical bugs with PHP 5.2.7, and rather than fix
them themselves, waited for the next release?
We build our own software from source, so yeah we would fix it ourselves.
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Finalmente ho capito il motivo.
quando mi dava errore avevo una tabella formata così:
new_id
new_date
new_title
new_text
internazionalizzavo la tabella per i campi new_title e new_text
funzionava tutto ma mi dava l'errore che ho riportato.
il problema sparisce solo se io cambio
On 9 Jan 2010, at 14:15, Sid Bachtiar wrote:
Open source with premium support is the way to go, because you get the
best of both worlds. You get open source product, and you get
commercial support.
Absolutely, and I fully agree.
I also agree with your other points - the point I'm trying to
On 9 Jan 2010, at 17:01, Eno wrote:
On Sat, 9 Jan 2010, Lee Bolding wrote:
How many people saw the critical bugs with PHP 5.2.7, and rather than fix
them themselves, waited for the next release?
We build our own software from source, so yeah we would fix it ourselves.
You patched the
Hi,
I want to use the drag'n'drop functions with symfony 1.4 but ?php
use_helper('Javascript') ? doesn't seem to work.
Unable to load JavascriptHelper.php helper in: SF_ROOT_DIR\apps
\frontend\modules/document/lib/helper, SF_ROOT_DIR\apps\frontend\lib/
helper, SF_ROOT_DIR\lib/helper,
Can flex introspect on non-zend frameworks? I watched some videos on the
Adobe site, and it appears they want you to use Zend.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 10:22 AM, xhe hexuf...@gmail.com wrote:
Flash Builder 4 has a very exciting feature, data service, which can
connect to backend PHP class
Hi,
This issue is interesting.
I will start a project that will use flex in the frontend and backend.
I dont know whether symfony is good for this job. More than it, i dont
know whether have some framework that can be used in this kind of
project.
bye.
Augusto Morais
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