I am in the process of using as an example to achieve something
similar:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3801973/php-symfony-provide-credentials-only-to-owner-of-object
Some of my modules have urls with 2 id's in the actions (eg, id and
schedule_id) because in part I am creating a scheduling
Well I wouldn't say there's a standard regarding how to do SSL in
Symfony -- just as you have choices in ORM usage. In general there are
various plugins 1 could use.
I am using this plugin in Symfony 1.4 (the author said he'd bundle it
as an official plugin -- but I dont think he got around to
MAMP is self contained -- nothing you do to OSX will change it's
settings.
That said -- when you create projects in Symfony the symfony
executable in your webapp under /vendor/data/bin/symfony will look
for:
/usr/bin/env php
which is NOT MAMPs copy of PHP found at /Applications/MAMP/bin/php5/
Hi --
I may have to do something similar so I googled around abit. I believe
sfWidgetFormJQueryDate() is just a jQuery UI DatePIcker instance. What
you want to do is try to pass additional configuration values into it
to set use the beforeShowDate property.
An example of what you want to do is
I'm new to symfony myself ... but I dont think that Doctrine
understands the Mysql specific function LEAST() in this case.
Eg this listing for SELECT/WHERE clauses doesn't list it:
http://www.doctrine-project.org/documentation/manual/2_0/en/dql-doctrine-query-language#dqlfn
You can always
think setting
that app.yml fixed it.
all:
sf_guard_plugin:
success_signin_url: @homepage # the plugin use the referer as default
success_signout_url: @homepage # the plugin use the referer as
default
On 6 May 2010 18:55, webdev_aw_ucsb david.gu...@gmail.com wrote
Greetings all --
I'm using Symfony 1.4.4
I followed some example blog code provided here:
http://blog.honnecke.us/2010/01/using-sfdoctrineguardusers-external-authentication/
And I have in my custom authentication class the following attached
code. I hit 2 different LDAP servers based upon the
The symfony integration is compatible with any browser (the PHP). I'm
using sfAdminThemeJrollerPlugin and I've noticed with Safari that some
of the submit buttons/images are offset improperly as well.
The problem(s) you're referring to are CSS related -- so far as I know
theme theme(s) available
'profileid' = new sfWidgetFormDoctrineChoice(array('model' =
$this-getRelatedModelName('Profile'), 'add_empty' = false)),
You can change the above code to include a method to call to display
the column you want. For example:
?php,
#method: The method to use to display object values
Greeting again --
I was able to get the following schema to work for an M:M relationship
between people and days-of-the-week (A person can have many days of
the week) ...
Can a doctrine_admin_check_list be used in the Edit admin-generator to
manage this relationship?
# Schema.yml
---
Person:
Greetings all --
I'm stumbling a bit here. I want to have checkboxes for the user to
mark N days of the week to schedule an event in the AdminGenerator ...
I have the following Schedule schema. Currently for a frontend form
using sfWidgetFormChoice(Doctrine::getTable('Day')-findAll())
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