I think that all tutorial examples assumes that you have only two
applications: frontend and backend (or even single frontend).
Obviously, if you have three or more applications - it will be better,
if you put application classes separately.
I'm not so sure about modules, but application level
Filter - is the same thing as form.
Just use something like:
$filter = new YouClassFormFilter();
echo($filter);
and if you have field 'created_at' at YouClass - you'll obtain such filter.
2010/4/22 Germana Oliveira germanaolivei...@gmail.com:
I need filter a 'created_at' field.. thanks
You can get id in your action:
$id = $request-getParameter('id');
and use this id for any queries you like.
2010/4/23 bklshblues ashleyrevl...@gmail.com:
I'm a symfony beginner and I'm looking for some help on what's
probably a very obvious question. I want to use a variable in my url,
Did you try to set escaping-strategy = off in the settings.yml of single module?
Denis
2010/4/5 Apul Gupta apulmca...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Actually, I want to show some HTML text from the database to a
template.
I am using
echo $sf_data-getRaw('sf_content');
to get un-escaped value from the
Did you try something like this:
some_route:
url: /:module-:actions-:id
2010/4/1, Lee Joseph name.liz...@gmail.com:
as I know routing framework in symfony which separates url information
with slash '/' or dot '.' like
some_route:
url: /:module/:actions/:id
I just want know is
I'm not shure, but I think you need to check sfUser credentials by youself.
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