Hi there,
I just migrated to symfony 1.3, so that could be part of the
explanation, but I can't use the sfWidgetFormInputFileEditable.
in fact, everything seems to go right as field is displayed, but I've
got an empty value in my doSave method.
the way I configured my form is the following:
my bad, I feel so dumb...
I looked for a long time, but did not check if I used the right
template, and I wasn't...
sorry for this.
On 5 mar, 16:51, MoUeTtE the.moue...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi there,
I just migrated to symfony 1.3, so that could be part of the
explanation, but I can't use
thanks a lot, I'll test it right away :)
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+1
I really do like symfony because I can develop plugins for everything
and easily re-use code in every applications that needs it. As I
remember, jobeet tutorial encourages you to do so, Pirum release let
me think that Sensio labs wants us to create our own repository too,
so everything
thanks for answering, and of course each ORM has it's good parts.
For sure specific data logic has to be developed directly using ORM,
and I never said we have to ban ORM specific dev nor that DbFinder has
to implement nested set or geocode behavior. I just find it's a pity
it is no more
records and shift the
processing up a level to the model
2) Store dates as weeks in the DB - here your object would be have a week
represented and you'd compress/uncompress the information in the model
3) Store start and end dates in the DB
On Fri, 02 Oct 2009 18:28:54 +0200, MoUeTtE
Hi everybody,
I'm currently developing an application in which I have to create
objects that is linked to a week day.
Up to now, I select the weekday for every object, but most of the time
every field in the object is the same except this weekday.
What would be the best practice to have the user
try to clean your cache, and if it doesn't work, get a look at
http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/07-Inside-the-View-Layer#chapter_07_sub_components
to learn how to create a component.
From what I can understand, the problem comes from the page you want
to display, not the layout.
- Julien
Hi there,
what I usually do in such a case is creating a componnent within my
app sfGuardAuth module, and include it in the layout.
reguards
On 8 juil, 04:11, germana germanaolivei...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!!!
what i need to do is this:
Put the signin form into my own layout, for example
