to Stefan (Koopmanschap), and he has seen similar problems on a client's
site, but we were unable to narrow things down enough to be sure where the
problem is.
It doesn't help his client's site is *nix and sf 1.2 while I run on Windows
and sf 1.4.
Stefan did check with Fabien, who confirmed
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the basics, while fixing some bugs on the way.
Here is the announcement:
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I hope to see you all there.
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Hi,
No, the document root of your webserver should point to symfony's
web directory. Everything outside of that should not be included in
your document root (otherwise people could for instance access config/
databases.yml file and see your database credentials).
Stefan
On Sep 17, 7:38 pm,
of
as methods of classes? The use of functions seems incongruous with the
stated aims of Symfony. It seems clunky to have such an advanced
framework that falls back to functions for some things.
Does anyone know why this particular decision was made?
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in your helper before you call it).
Anyway, I was *not* saying symfony helpers will be that way, I was
only saying I was doing it that way for my custom helpers (since I
personally prefer that approach).
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getFilterForm($filters)
328 {
329 $class = $this-getFilterFormClass();
330
331 return new $class($filters, $this-getFilterFormOptions());
332 }
Does anyone have any ideas what is happening?
Thank you very much,
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Hi,
The best way to do this in my opinion is to create a class in the lib/
folder (or in a subfolder, for instance lib/jarthel) where you put the
method. So for instance you might get an EmailChecker class with your
checkMailFormat() method. Though what you are doing sounds like
validation, so
Hi,
Have you considered openID? Most out of the box apps have plugins for
openID consumer support, there is an sfOpenIDPlugin (though I don't
know the state of that plugin, I have not used it yet) and there's
several consumer and server implementations written in PHP (I believe
JanRain's to be
Hi,
The official support for 1.0 will end soon, but that does not mean
that symfony 1.0 will stop existing. It will be up to the community
though to support it, since the official support from the symfony team
will cease to exist.
Obviously, if there will be an effort from the community to
Hi Christian,
The best option for this would be some kind of jobqueue system. There are
several options for this, which might or might not fit your solution:
There is an (old) plugin that I personally have no experience with but might
fit your needs which is the sfJobQueuePlugin[1]. The plugin
Hi,
A quick check in the sourcecode (
http://trac.symfony-project.org/browser/plugins/sfShoppingCartPlugin/lib/sfShoppingCart.class.php,
for instance from line 338) reveals hardcoded Propel code, however if I
understand the code correctly (I have never used this plugin so far) this
code (the
This may be a stupid question, but since I've mentioned this at
SymfonyCamp last year as well... ;)
why not use DbFinderPlugin for this?
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 4:40 AM, Jonathan Wage jonw...@gmail.com wrote:
I won't develop a version for Propel but someone is welcome to form my
version and
Hi,
I've heard more reports of this with people using the WAMP package.
The solution I've heard is to switch to the XAMPP distribution. I have
not tested this myself, as I don't have the Windows platform yet
(currently downloading my Win7 though).
Stefan
On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 10:34 AM,
Hi Bernhard,
Could you perhaps join the symfony-cms group? There, people are
discussing the formation of a new symfony-based CMF (Content
Management Framework). Whether or not this will work the same as you,
it is still interesting to get as much feedback as possible on that
list concerning your
Problems with plugins should usually be reported in trac. In the
'contribute' tab of the plugin there is a link to the open tickets for
a plugin, so that information is already linked to.
user rating was discussed on SymfonyCamp this year I think, and denied
because it is open to gaming too
You can always open a ticket, and preferably of course add a patch to
it. The original author of the plugin has stopped maintaining it, I
think officially Kris Wallsmith is now the maintainer of the plugin.
Since he's very busy with a lot of stuff, adding patches might help a
lot.
Stefan
On
really knowing what symfony is. I want prejudices and
urban legends about our beloved frameworks that I can defuse and clear
up for those present.
Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me in this, and I
look forward to your responses.
Sincerely,
Stefan Koopmanschap
Hi Peter,
This is always an interesting discussion. Using a framework will
always add overhead. Symfony definitely adds some overhead. There are
quite a few optimization steps (like turning off databases if you dont
use them) that can be done to lower the overhead, but there is always
overhead.
Hi,
Symfony for the frontend is an excellent choice. I recently did a
project scoping for a project with a similar setup.
For the project I scoped for, I went with a symfony frontend and a
Zend Framework backend. Why? Well, simply because for this project,
that simply was the best fit.
symfony
I personally use Zend Studio for Eclipse, which works well if you add
symfony to the library. But there is also the free Symfoclipse, an
Eclipse plugin. I have not worked with it yet, so I don't know how
good it is.
Stefan
On May 22, 3:32 am, Daevid Vincent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to
On Feb 15, 8:31 am, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I though about that but I didn't wanted to run thru all that. is this
the only possible solution? what's wrong with having the whole symfony
project inside the DocumentRoot?
First of all, all your files will be reachable through the
On Feb 9, 4:28 am, Carl Vondrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday, February 08, 2008, Dustin Whittle wrote:
If we all work together, we can save Fabien Francois a lot of time so
they can spend it on more important things (like family!)..
What is the process for commit access to a
Hi,
I personally would go for two applications, one for visitors, clients
and collectors, and one for administrators. seperating specific
content into modules which are secured for specific credentials. But I
guess this is open for discussion, other people may do it any other
way.
Stefan
On
Hiya
Looks interesting, and the response so far is so positive I'm very
curious. I just registered and maybe I am just really really too
impatient but I've yet to receive the confirmation e-mail :(
Stefan
On Jan 20, 10:54 pm, Nicolas Perriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi people,
I've just
OK, for some reason my first registration attempt never sent me my e-
mail. Registering with another username and another e-mailaddress
though was a success.
What a great application!
Stefan
On Jan 21, 12:28 pm, Stefan Koopmanschap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hiya
Looks interesting
Hey All,
Today,the podcast I did for Zend has been published on the PHP
Abstract Podcast. It gives a short overview of the framework. Enjoy!
http://devzone.zend.com/article/2981-PHP-Abstract-Podcast-Episode-32-Introduction-to-symfony
Stefan
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Hello Sameer,
The contents of your web directory should be the only files that are
exposed to the web. Currently, I can directly access your
databases.yml to get your database connection information. Hardly
secure.
As Paolo mentioned, you also should ensure that you're not running
your dev
Hi Ian,
We at Ibuildings are are working with symfony, among other frameworks.
Currently only in dutch projects, but our UK office definitely also is
looking at each project to see which framework fits best. So even
though in the UK we are not yet using symfony, we are definitely
supporting
Hi,
Interesting project, I'm going to look at it over the coming days I
think :)
Stefan
On Jan 11, 9:03 am, Piers Warmers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
A quick message to announce a project some of us here at my company
have been working on.
Steer CMS, a light yet powerful content
I have uploaded a new version of the example code in the ticket I
created, if/when it goes to the website it up to Fabien I guess :)
On Dec 18, 10:54 am, Teck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to symfony.
I downloaded the sample code from Easy Ajax tutorial
at
For some reason missed this. Zend Core should be good enough as well.
i've been wanting to try this out, just need to get myself to actually
do that ;)
On Dec 18, 11:47 am, Kiril Angov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any reason not to usehttp://www.zend.com/en/products/core/index
Kupo
Teck wrote:
Opened a ticket: http://trac.symfony-project.com/ticket/2695
I may add it to my own TODO list for the symfony sprint tomorrow. :)
On Dec 18, 11:48 am, Teck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks guys.
Would anyone mind opening a ticket at trac?
I'm not as experienced as I should be when using
I am using symfony Leopard with Mysql5, so it will work fine :)
On Dec 18, 1:09 am, Teck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've been reading wiki articles on the official site such as:
*http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/osXDevelopmentEnvironment
just use macports. I have set up my php and mysql using macports, and
things are running fine. :)
On Dec 18, 11:33 am, Alexander Deruwe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 18 Dec 2007, at 01:09, Teck wrote:
Is anybody working on Leopard version?
I found that on Leopard the easiest way out is to
You can submit errata through the Apress website:
http://www.apress.com/book/errata/630
On Oct 16, 9:27 pm, Eno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 16, 3:25 pm, Eno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do book error get into the PDF version that Apress sells online?
I meant do corrections get back to
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:
When you install symfony through PEAR, I know for sure you don't have
to do that anymore. I haven't used any other ways of installing
symfony, but maybe anyone else here might?
Stefan
On Oct 3, 2:48 am, Geoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did we still need to install the phing package for new
welcome the opportunity to learn from some of you who are more
experienced
than me - which I think is probably most everyone here haha.
On 9/25/07 11:49 AM, Stefan Koopmanschap
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
I was not really planning yet on sharing my idea, but the recent
Yeah, I've also bookmarked this. Unfortunately, I haven't had the time
to actually try it out yet. It looks pretty useful though.
Stefan
On Sep 27, 11:13 pm, Fabian Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I remember the discussions about db migrations.
Why not have a look at an external tool?
Hi James,
Good to see you here :)
Stefan
On Sep 28, 3:39 pm, jamie cotton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have gotten to know symfony through the Symfony camp held in Holland.
Will probably be using Symfony for our next project, would love to get and
keep in touch with other symfony
Yes and no.
There is the wiki that does this already, however it would be nice to
have some kind of system where you can manage your contacts with
symfony developers.
I've already thought about this and started development for something
like this. Unfortunately due to time constraints it's
to manage people, especially for small tasks.
Kupo
Stefan Koopmanschap wrote:
Yes and no.
There is the wiki that does this already, however it would be nice to
have some kind of system where you can manage your contacts with
symfony developers.
I've already thought about this and started
On Sep 25, 2:41 pm, Nicolas Perriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't like much the idea of coding a community-related app without the
support of the community nor the official mainteners, that's why I asked
Hence my remark earlier that if the community feels this is an
important addition,
Maybe we can use the new mailinglist as a discussion platform for
those that are interested in developing symfony-network.com?
On Sep 25, 5:07 pm, Dave Dash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I can take this down if there's no interest and if this is the
appropriate place to solicit developers for
don't just keep a thread in this list for showing people
interesting in 'symfony-network' what are you guys doing.
On 9/25/07, Stefan Koopmanschap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe we can use the new mailinglist as a discussion platform for
those that are interested in developing symfony
Hi all,
I was not really planning yet on sharing my idea, but the recent job-
discussion made me want to share that idea. It seems that there is
some interest. Let's use this thread to get discussion going on what
it should be, and who can work on it.
First of all, my idea: A social
Ah thanks, this is just what I needed. I am currently working on a
Propel-driven FeedAggregator plugin, and this might make managing the
fetching of the feeds easier. I'm gonna study this one :)
Stefan
On Sep 17, 6:43 pm, Xavier Lacot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Symfony users,
I just
All people who registered so far should have received their
confirmation yesterday. If you've yet to receive it, please let me
know.
Stefan
On 17 aug, 10:42, Stefan Koopmanschap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The first version of the program of the technology days of SymfonyCamp
is now online
The first version of the program of the technology days of SymfonyCamp
is now online at www.symfonycamp.com ... expect some changes and
additions during the coming days :)
For those that have already registered: Don't worry, your e-mail with
payment information will be coming either today or at
,
roel
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Subject: [symfony-users] Re: SymfonyCamp update
Thierry,
Funny enough from The Netherlands I
hi all,
another bit of news from the SymfonyCamp front: Dave Dash, symfony
expert probably most known for his great articles at Spindrop.us, has
just been confirmed as a speaker for two wonderful sessions. He will
be joining the already confirmed Fabien Potencier and Dustin Whittle.
Other
with Symfony.
On Aug 14, 4:38 pm, Stefan Koopmanschap
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Darren,
I have one other registration from the UK so far (and I think this
person is a member here, so if he would like to get in touch with you,
he can ;) ). Obviously, for privacy issues, I can
Hi Darren,
I have one other registration from the UK so far (and I think this
person is a member here, so if he would like to get in touch with you,
he can ;) ). Obviously, for privacy issues, I can not disclose any
registration information.
Stefan
On Aug 14, 1:32 pm, Darren Beale [EMAIL
Hey guys,
Here's another short SymfonyCamp update. I've just deployed the latest
version of our site, which now has a bit more information on the
event. Unfortunately, the program for the technology days is still not
confirmed, aside from the earlier announced attendance of Fabien
Potencier and
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array_unshift($arguments, $this);
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Fabien
Stefan Koopmanschap wrote:
Guys,
I've been trying to implement mixins for the first time, using the
documentation as the leading source for how to do this. I've got
Guys,
I've been trying to implement mixins for the first time, using the
documentation as the leading source for how to do this. I've got
several models that need some checks. The implementation I currently
have is:
models:
Track
Release
class in lib/:
ValidationHandler
contains methods:
Alexander: It's nl_BE afaik, and yes, this could count for that as
well. Not sure how best to solve this though.
Both: Thanks for the interest. Hope you can pick it up a bit. :)
On Aug 4, 11:29 am, Thierry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like a good idea, hope i'll have some time to contribute
Hi
If you format the date value when passing it as a parameter to the
method, it should work. But if you use init-admin then you either need
to change this in the theme you're using, or just work with the
current version.
Stefan
On Aug 2, 6:12 pm, Jonathan Moreira Cardozo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you made changes without cleaning the cache? That would be my
first thought.
Additionally, you could try checking your php error_log file to see if
there are any php errors popping up.
Stefan
On Aug 3, 12:42 pm, man_in_form [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello friends,
I
Hello everyone,
I just made a start with the dutch translation of the book:
http://trac.symfony-project.com/trac/wiki/Documentation/nl_NL/book/1.0
If there are any other dutchies here that feel like helping me out,
feel free to help. Preferably, to not work on the same things, start
with a
Could it be that you ran a windows update that may have closed
something in the Windows firewall? Just a guess, as the sync option on
my linux machine still works as always.
Stefan
On Jul 30, 3:17 pm, Thierry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SSH is working fine,
rsync command is available
running
Hi,
Tried accessing the default module through the _dev version of your
site? That will tell you which exception happens.
There's a fair chance though that you get the exception because the
404 handling (IIRC) goes through the default module, unless you've
created your own 404 handling. So it
Hi Lucas,
Site looks great, but my first check against security issues failed
already: You still have your frontend_dev.php file present. This file
should *never* be on your production machine unless temporarily for
debugging purposes, since it gives a whole bunch of information to
hackers.
Nobody?
I guess I'll have to find out the hard way then ;)
On Jul 20, 11:01 am, Stefan Koopmanschap
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
While working on a job, I noticed that there is a huge difference in
the naming of the form fields generated by generate-crud and init-
admin. Where generate
Thanks, this looks really cool. I'm gonna try this one out when I get
home on one of my private projects. :)
Stefan
On Jul 23, 11:41 am, Olivier Revollat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See :
http://www.symfony-project.com/forum/index.php/t/7660/#msg_num_6
This plugin build a module listing all
Hi,
While working on a job, I noticed that there is a huge difference in
the naming of the form fields generated by generate-crud and init-
admin. Where generate-crud gives each field name it's own name, the
init-admin generates a form with an array with keys for each field.
Since we're
Guys,
It's been a while since my initial posting about our idea for the
SymfonyCamp. In the meanwhile, we've been working on getting some
facts set in stone about this event. Here's a short update on what
we've done so far:
- Date: September 6th (Business day), September 7th and September 8th
Hi
Good news about this new release. Let me hit you with a feature
request. I am helping a client get up-to-speed with the Symfony
framework and while looking for his demands, one of them was
centralized validation rules. What this means is an app-wide (or maybe
even project-wide) yml file in
I'm not sure if it works correctly, since the autoloading needs
specific formatting for the Zend Framework (underscores in classnames
seperate folders in Zend Framework, so using Zend_Db will look for
Zend/Db or somewhat). OK, I have no experience with this in Symfony,
but AFAIK, Symfony
I just tried adding a timeout in the options array of the
sfFeedPeer::createFromWeb() method, but unfortunately it did not time
out any earlier than was previously the case. Is this not possible at
all (I don't see any documentation on which options are accepted in
the API documentation and the
PROTECTED] wrote:
Stefan Koopmanschap wrote:
I agree, I wrote about this not too long ago when I noticed the same
thing. The response I got was that I should be removing the empty
parameters myself. I guess link_to/url_for should do this themselves
to accomodate.
Did you open a feature request
I'd love to but I won't be able to make it to the other side of the
big water. My boss won't pay for such things ;)
It would be good to have more representation of Symfony on conferences
like this one.
On Jun 30, 8:20 am, David Brewer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just submitted a proposal for a
I agree, I wrote about this not too long ago when I noticed the same
thing. The response I got was that I should be removing the empty
parameters myself. I guess link_to/url_for should do this themselves
to accomodate.
On Jun 29, 1:51 pm, Lukas Kahwe Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
But did you actually clear the cache on the serverside as well?
Sometimes this does make a difference!
Stefan
On Jun 28, 11:38 am, Martin Groh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes I did. I deployed it with an absolute clear cache...
On 6/28/07, Kostas Papadimitriou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a very nice plugin, thanks a lot!
On Jun 26, 12:24 am, Fabien POTENCIER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
A quick note to introduce my newest plugin.
The sfCSRFPlugin provides protection against Cross Site Request Forgeries.
As always, the source code is available in the symfony
Guys,
How do you handle empty request parameters? I have a problem where a
URL may or may not contain values for certain parameters, but when
they're empty, all parameters after the empty parameter turn into
problemchilds because, as it seems, an empty parameter (say id in: id//
parameter/3) is
Darn, we get spammed now overhere. Is there a way to get rid of spam
on Google Groups?
Stefan
On Jun 20, 1:36 pm, niku [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
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out why and make sure you check if the
parameter is empty() or not before you include it in the query string.
Kupo
Stefan Koopmanschap wrote:
Guys,
How do you handle empty request parameters? I have a problem where a
URL may or may not contain values for certain parameters, but when
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