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home_address:
type: string(255)
telephone:
type: string(25)
IronManApplication2011:
inheritance:
extends: Application
type: column_aggregation
keyField: object_type
keyValue: iron_man2011
So I came across Tom Boutell/P'unk Ave's plugin
-aGet('seen_welcome', false);
For more information see:
http://trac.apostrophenow.org/wiki/sfDoctrineActAsKeyValueStorePlugin
You do not need Apostrophe to use this plugin.
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testing out more functionality and offering something that is
tantalizingly close to useful (:
Pull requests offering new features are quite welcome, I need the git
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Mmm. His throughput was 3x higher with APC, and it does look like he
enabled it correctly, but he was still pegging CPU and memory the
whole time. I would have to study his specific code more to figure out
if he's doing anything wrong for Symfony that he's doing right for
Grails.
On Jan 17, 4:58
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class: Application\SillyCMSBundle\Twig\Extensions\WikiText
tags:
- { name: twig.extension }
If you have problems, triple-check that your namespace paths are consistent.
You can find the whole thing here:
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That is what I have since done. It turns out that you can use -get to fetch
the in-URL parameters as well as query string parameters, so you can still
write actions that don't care what the route looks like, which I think is an
important feature.
So my third question is answered, but the first
A further update: login and logout buttons are now implemented, and edit
buttons shown only when logged in, thanks to answers from symfony-devs.
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All three questions have now been answered. I figured out the first two just
now.
#1 #2: Yes you can capture the leading /, and even a missing leading /.
Also you can capture slashes (most useful in the final parameter). When I
write:
show:
pattern: /:slug
defaults: { _controller:
Claiming that similar graphs can be made in paintbrush is not helpful. If
you click through to the original blog post that backs the article:
http://cutiecode.maniacmansion.it/
He presents very complete source code and software and hardware specs and
shows a good understanding of what he is
Apostrophe (a CMS plugin for Symfony, among other things) includes a
minifier for JS and CSS which is integrated into Symfony so that whatever
you have in view.yml, etc. will wind up as part of the minified bundle.
I'm not an expert on Closure but I'm not sure whether you can count on JS
code
Mmm. But hitting the database abstractions would probably be friendlier to
PHP than, say, a math benchmark (:
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I have updated this project to demonstrate the user authentication component
(a little). That raised some bug reports and questions which I've sent to
symfony-devs.
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Damon and Tim, you are right about the : syntax, it does work. I was
probably confused by too many other things that didn't work in that code.
The updated example for the orm overview:
http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/master/guides/doctrine/orm/overview.html
Uses find() instead and the syntax
I'm reading the master versions now, thanks to those who pointed them out.
I'm continuing to summarize my impressions since it should be useful in
improving these guides. If I don't share
these impressions now I will know too much about Symfony 2 to remember them
later (:
Continuing with
Actually, let's get modern: I popped the SillyCMS project up on github.
g...@github.com:boutell/SillyCMS.git
No need to guess whether I posted enough code to reproduce the problem or
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Thanks! MacPorts has a very, very, very a la carte PHP build in which almost
everything is a separate port to install. I am running port install
php5-intl right now.
I suggest adding this one to the installation instructions. It's pretty
opaque when you run up against it, mostly because errors
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as just changing the route to go from using query string
parameters to using pretty URLs, as you could do in Symfony 1.x. Is
that correct?
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Some research into my third question:
I have figured out that when you call path() in twig any parameters that are
not part of the route are added to the query string. And I've also figured
out that I can call $this-get('request')-get('paramname') to get at one of
those parameters.
So
clone SillyCMS, learn from it, improve it and share your feedback.
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part,
and it would still work.
I suspect the answer is that later I'll be able to get the engineer
value from the form and discover I've received an object, not just an
ID, but this is never mentioned or demonstrated.
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http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/orm/overview.html seems to
be untested or perhaps based on something that worked long ago?
$user = $em-createQuery('SELECT u FROM HelloBundle:User WHERE id = ?', $id);
$user-setBody('new body');
This will not work, there is no execution
interested in how it is playing out for this
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On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 3:32 PM, Tom Boutell t...@punkave.com wrote:
Daniel, this almost works and I got pretty excited thinking about
it... but there's a tragic flaw
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[--env=dev|prod|staging] task so as to not need the brute-force symfony cc
or go hunting for these minified files manually?
Cheers, Daniel
On 17.08.2010, at 15:32, Tom Boutell wrote:
Daniel, this almost works and I got pretty excited thinking about
it... but there's a tragic flaw
. The browser then should just request the
file because it doesn't about that file yet (filename is not the same).
Am I missing something here?
Cheers, Daniel
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You're right, we do need cache invalidation. I just
You're right, we do need cache invalidation. I just came up with a
clean way to do it without tweaking app.yml settings, adding a table
or making glob() calls: just use a file in the asset-cache folder to
hold the current cache key. The OS should cache reads from that file
extremely well.
It may
I've opened a ticket on this:
http://trac.apostrophenow.org/ticket/529
I think manual updates are unnecessary, symfony cc can invalidate the
cache key, no muss no fuss (:
On Aug 15, 11:44 am, pghoratiu pghora...@gmail.com wrote:
It might be worthwhile to take things a step further by
they are cached on the client side)?
Please post also a link to the sources.
Thanks,
gabriel
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We've committed a new CSS and JS minifier to the trunk of
apostrophePlugin. It's possible to take advantage of this even if you
/uploads/asset-cache needs to be writable by Apache
(project:permissions should take care of this).
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/symfony-almost-live/
I've kept in my mistakes along with their solutions. More educational that way.
Hope you find it helpful! Definitely a good choice for beginning
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capability to look in a plugin.
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On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 9:58 AM, ReynierPM rper...@uci.cu wrote:
On 2/21/2010 2:52 PM, Tom Boutell wrote:
The error you mention is a Postgres error, not a MySQL one, so you
are probably not using our unmodified sandbox, you probably are
trying to set it up for Postgres.
So at this time
, commands ignored until end of transaction block. Failing Query:
CREATE INDEX triple3 ON tag (triple_value). Failing Query: CREATE INDEX
triple3 ON tag (triple_value)
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Congratulations!
It's a wonderful project!
Nico
2010/2/12 Tom Boutell t...@punkave.com
We have labored long and hard to prepare for the 1.0 release of
Apostrophe. As we said before
We have labored long and hard to prepare for the 1.0 release of
Apostrophe. As we said before, it has been stable and in use for a
long time now, but we wanted to mark a moment in time with an official
release.
Probably the easiest way to get a feel for Apostrophe is to go to our
demo site and
Not off-topic as such, but my apologies to those who are definitely not going...
I'm looking for good deals on decent (not fancy) hotels and sanely
priced airfare from the US to attend Symfony Live this February.
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Yes, Symfony 1.4 has been out for about five minutes. (: Give the
third party devs a chance to bring their plugins up to speed.
Apostrophe, our CMS suite, is just a few validation warnings away from
being 1.4-ready and is already used in production on 1.3.
On Dec 11, 7:27 pm, Roland Cruse
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I would recommend sfSimpleCMSPlugin. We used sfSimpleCMSPlugin on our
Symfony 1.0 projects, and while we tended to customize it heavily, we
liked it enough to follow a similar general approach in Apostrophe. I
think it would meet your immediate needs well and also make it easier
to move to Symfony
of the Apostrophe CMS plugin suite
(www.apostrophenow.com) and can also be used on its own.
Give it a look:
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/pkToolkitPlugin
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DbFinder is a bad choice for plugins that use the database in a
nontrivial way. Yes, it unifies things at the simplest level
(queries), but if you want to use the features that really distinguish
one ORM from another (column aggregation inheritance, behaviors,
migrations), you're out of luck. And
Check out sfJqueryReloadedPlugin. It contains jQuery versions of the
classic Symfony JavaScript helpers. If some of the helpers that have
been removed in Symfony 1.3 are not reimplemented in
sfJqueryReloadedPlugin, feel free to copy or reimplement them there
(with a jq_ prefix) and/or bring it up
Hi Juan,
I'm sure Jon Wage will speak to where things are with his Sympal
project. But since you asked about other CMSes, please do consider
Apostrophe:
www.apostrophenow.com
Apostrophe is an open source CMS suite made up of several Symfony
plugins, including pkContextCMSPlugin. The plugins
anyway.
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I've written a task that needs privileges that are normally checked
for based on the identity of the current user. So I set up an identity
just for the tasks, and that's working fine:
$context =
sfContext::createInstance($this-createConfiguration
Have you used the frontend dev controller's toolbar to observe the
memory usage of different features of your site? Look for the requests
that use the most memory. Once a request uses, say, 250mb of memory,
Apache is going to stay that size, it reuses that memory but it
doesn't give it back to
disabling actual logging during web access to the app?
(Perhaps it would run quieter if the environment was not dev? In that
case I can live with it in dev, knowing it will shut up on
production.)
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For that purpose, check out pkToolkitPlugin and the pkHtml::simplify()
method, which is designed expressly for the purpose of reducing
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this plugin a try.
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I have corrected a significant bug in sfSyncContentPlugin. This bug
caused the plugin to assume it should use the default local
environment, not the environment specified on the command line, for
the local end
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You'd have to change the schema.yml of the plugin.
But instead of doing that, you can use Doctrine simple inheritance
to add the fields to that table.
Simple inheritance is a lot less of a pain than using profiles and I
recommend it. it's a shame that the sfDoctrineGuardPlugin manual
doesn't
++
Sometimes echo $form really could be more than just a convenience in
the early stages of development, greatly accelerating the final
product if only we had a reasonable hope of giving row containers
class names and so on. The form decoration setup really is needlessly
limiting.
On Oct 5,
This is true, but if you deploy with svn don't forget:
RewriteRule (\.svn)/(.*?) - [F,L]
In your .htaccess. You don't want people snooping in the .svn folders.
On Oct 5, 3:06 am, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.com wrote:
First, in your batches directory for your symfony write a batch
Eno, it's safe to say your project is not a candidate for
sfSyncContentPlugin. (: That's an impressive setup you have there.
On Sep 29, 11:40 pm, Eno symb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, 29 Sep 2009, Tom Boutell wrote:
Yes project:deploy is entirely wrong for content unless you are moving
code
The original poster was looking for a tool to visually decide what
part of the image you want to crop, primarily. At least I'm pretty
sure that's what they wanted.
As far as back ends that do the actual image rendering, gd-based and
imagemagick-based PHP code are pretty much equally effective as
Oh yeah - as I recall shared memory shows up for every process that is
attached to it in top. That can be a bit confusing. It's not really
duplicated.
On Sep 28, 2:56 pm, Daniel Kucharski dan...@inspiran.be wrote:
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the tip, I implemented APC and noticed that the login page
:/path/
to/symfony/project/
Followed by symfony cc.
Does it work 2 ways?
On Sep 29, 10:19 am, Tom Boutell t...@punkave.com wrote:
With this handy plugin, you can just type this:
./symfony project:sync-content frontend dev from stag...@staging
… And down comes the content from
Yes project:deploy is entirely wrong for content unless you are moving
code and data in the same direction. We do that only rarely - first
deployment of a staging server, first deployment of a production
server. And it doesn't copy databases at all. The sync-content plugin
understands about
Some thoughts:
1. The API reference browse code button could pretty easily
reference a named anchor to skip directly to the code for the method
in question. That would help A Whole Lot.
2. Wiki notes on the API pages, like php.net. I think this is such a
huge win that it's worth the energy
If you check the trace, you'll notice that already 16MB is consumed
before any
querying occurs...
This is PHP's overhead to compile the Symfony code. You probably don't
have APC enabled. Enable APC and watch this overhead disappear
completely (apart from the first request after you restart
We've done a bit of work integrating Smarty in a Symfony project where
we want to be able to run templates written by users that we don't
trust with full access to everything PHP can do.
In that situation, you need Smarty, or something like it.
Outside of that situation there's not much need.
Another thought: have Python write to database tables set aside for
raw stuff from Python, and have PHP pick up and consume that data
periodically, deleting those records from the database and writing to
the prettier, more complete, more validated tables that you are
managing with your fancy
There is just one APC cache. That's a big part of the point. Unless
there is something wrong with your APC setup, or you don't have it set
up to use shared memory.
How are you measuring the memory impact of APC on Apache, exactly?
On Sep 28, 2:56 pm, Daniel Kucharski dan...@inspiran.be wrote:
variables they may be
holding onto and act as if they are responding to an entirely new
request.
Is there a Symfony event I can respond to for this purpose? If there
is not, I think it should be added in 1.3.
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straightforward way to call the task?
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On Sep 14, 4:36 pm, Sid Bachtiar sid.bacht...@gmail.com wrote:
Great plugin! Thank you ... I am using it on my project :D
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Unlike most of our plugins, pkToolkitPlugin is a bit of a kitchen
sink
I've thought about this too. But C++ is full of scary dangerous
backwards compatibility systems-programming-oriented features that
make safe programming harder and make little sense in a web
application.
I think your argument makes more sense if you're talking Java (or C#)
vs Ruby and PHP.
A
I've thought about this too. But C++ is full of scary dangerous
backwards compatibility systems-programming-oriented features that
make safe programming harder and make little sense in a web
application.
I think your argument makes more sense if you're talking Java (or C#)
vs Ruby and PHP.
A
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issues that come up without a robust server-side filter.
For convenience we also package Dominic Schierlinck's
sfWidgetFormRichTextarea widget. It's meant to be compatible with both
MCE and FCK, although we always use FCK.
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a mail() method
in the sfApplyActions class. By overriding this method at the
application level you can replace the mail delivery system with a
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or model layer. Loading helpers there is a
pain in the ass, and it would be much more convenient to just call a
static class method. This is why most of the more generic helper-like
functionality in pkToolkit is in the form of static class methods.
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test environment. You don't even have to set up the X GUI for the
server in that scenario, which makes the VM a lot less heavy in CPU
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Every time it comes back that some error has occurred. That's pretty
vague - details of the error message please? Try it in your dev
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is useful from lots of
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just mean shared passwords, you can of course use a single
database. If you mean literally avoiding the need to log in twice,
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of the first page
in the media directory. It's not exclusively for use with
pkContextCMSPlugin although they play well together of course. I
recommend obtaining it from svn rather than using an older packaged
release.
Both are in the Symfony plugin directory.
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Oops, I missed _list_td_batch_actions. That does take care of
overriding the checkbox easily. But the problems with
executeBatchDelete() remain.
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practice of logging in to type apt-get upgrade
on a regular basis, but it would be nice to find a managed host that
took on that responsibility and still met the rest of the
requirements.
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recent versions.
The good news is that the forthcoming PHP 5.3 has a garbage collector
that can clean up circular references... now if they can just fix that
bug affecting PHP 5.2.9 and up where source files of size exactly 8192
bytes crash the PHP interpreter... (:
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of _processWhereIn(). It correctly detects the
situation where MySQL would generate an error, but then incorrectly
returns nothing rather than FALSE, which is not correct. [Runs off to
report that]
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